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scream
noun as in outcry
noun as in person or thing that is very funny
Example Sentences
“There’s a mutual scream that happens when you know you’re about to dive into something that is going to be rich in experience, but is also maybe going to test you and pull you and stretch you as an actor,” Lynch says.
Joan Didion has called fire season the season of prickly dread, the season when the wind works on the nerves and every voice seems a scream.
For some reason, there’s something in me that loves playing characters who make you scream at the television saying, “Why did you do that?”
She has been less vocal about the strategic mind that came up with the Cheerios plot — the girl who has always been determined to get what she wanted without having to scream and shout.
Perhaps the most revealing Hollywood anecdote is about Murphy, who created the 2015 Fox show “Scream Queens,” which Palmer co-starred on for two seasons.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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