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scream
verb (screamed , screaming )
1 tr & intr to cry out in a loud high-pitched voice, as in fear, pain or anger.
2 intr to laugh shrilly or uproariously.
3 (often scream at someone) usually said of something unpleasant or garish: to be all too obvious or apparent Those turquoise trousers really scream at you .
4 intr (usu scream past, through, etc ) to go at great speed, especially making a shrill noise The train screamed through the tunnel .
noun
1 a sudden loud piercing cry or noise.
2 colloq an extremely amusing person, thing or event.
[Anglo-Saxon scræmen ]
screaming adjective .
screamingly adverb .
verb (screamed , screaming )
1 tr & intr to cry out in a loud high-pitched voice, as in fear, pain or anger.
2 intr to laugh shrilly or uproariously.
3 (often scream at someone) usually said of something unpleasant or garish: to be all too obvious or apparent Those turquoise trousers really scream at you .
4 intr (usu scream past, through, etc ) to go at great speed, especially making a shrill noise The train screamed through the tunnel .
noun
1 a sudden loud piercing cry or noise.
2 colloq an extremely amusing person, thing or event.
[Anglo-Saxon scræmen ]
screaming adjective .
screamingly adverb .
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