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squeal

noun as in loud and high-pitched yell

verb as in yell in a loud and high-pitched manner

verb as in inform on

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Example Sentences

“You know, I was wondering if you could keep on,” Jackson murmurs over a strutting bass line in his breathy spoken introduction, “because the force, it’s got a lot of power, and it make me feel like …” Then the 20-year-old unleashes the high-pitched squeal that let everybody know this former kiddie star had become a man.

Kids squeal and laugh as they dive nose-first into the ocean from their boogie boards.

Cocoa protectively jumps in front of us, but with one look from DD, she collapses with a squeal.

Just before it hit his knee, the broom leapt out of Jack’s hands and into the air with a squeal.

The kids squealed and giggled and clapped, and I couldn’t hold back a big squeal of my own.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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