Marked by or causing boisterous merriment or convulsive laughter.
Sinônimos
Examples for "shrieking"
Examples for "shrieking"
1
The anchor plunged into the water of the harbour; the shrieking ceased.
2
The anchor plunged into the water of the harbor; the shrieking ceased.
3
Gunfire down the block; sirens shrieking; shouts of a city gone wild.
4
Against the shrieking approach of the Gowrow, Scorpius' voice was barely audible.
5
Only the constant shrieking and the cold, voracious energy confirmed its presence.
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If she remarries, however, the payments will come to a screeching halt.
2
The pressure was screeching, his unerring response a genuine sign of character.
3
She was barely able to breathe; the cats' screeching flooded her ears.
4
Three large parrots flew over, keeping to a straight line and screeching.
5
Ron watched Rawhead approaching, heard the lunatic screeching now: Here he is.
1
That the baby-carriage is not screaming, but the child in the baby-carriage.
2
She was glad of the pain; it kept her from screaming aloud.
3
Don't ask me to detail it-you'd wake up screaming for weeks.
4
At every step she was screaming in the very agony of gladness:
5
From the top of the stair came the voice of Ann, screaming:
6
The hogs were in a great fright, screaming and grunting with terror.
7
Suddenly she turned and ran down the rim corridor, screaming in terror.
8
Some started screaming, crushed between fenders; some jumped clear into the water.
9
I thought you should know, in case you see us screaming by.
10
I'm thinking of screaming 'FIRE' into the phone next time she calls.
11
The distant applause of rain and the weekend screaming of a girl.
12
Pieter Ushakov's heart stopped as he heard the terrified young voice screaming.
13
A disembodied moustache screaming 'Heil!' and banging on about the Final Solution.
14
He disappeared under the shower, amid the wild screaming of the hens.
15
Much as I wanted to run screaming from the situation, I couldn't.
16
From the interior of the little island came a most unearthly screaming.
