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screaming

[skree-ming] / ˈskri mɪŋ /




















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Piercing and horrible, the screaming is pitched to curdle the listener’s blood but not, in this instance, to overwhelm the voice of the narrator.

From The Wall Street Journal

For Ms. Sweeney and Ms. Seyfried it provides an endless variety of opportunities to run through the soap-opera playbook of screaming, cowering, deceiving and attacking depending on the circumstances, which grow increasingly horrifying.

From The Wall Street Journal

"As soon as we touched him he was screaming and crying with the pain, so we couldn't do that."

From BBC

"We've gone from total chaos - panic, screaming - to relative silence as he's accelerated off," he said.

From BBC

"I started hearing people kind of screaming and running, grabbed the dog and hid in the bathroom," Ms Pattillo said.

From BBC