screech|screeches in English

noun

[skrɪːtʃ]

high piercing cry, shriek, scream; (Slang) strong rum from the bottom of a barrel (term originated in Newfoundland, Canada)

Use "screech|screeches" in a sentence

1. “IT BELLOWS, screeches, cries and screams.

2. Hail of gunfire, screech of tires.

3. The figure gave a screech.

4. Surface, and the sky is blue and seagulls screech.

5. Then, a loud screech of brakes.

6. He heard the screech of brakes.

7. Caterwaul: To cry or screech like a cat in heat

8. A screech of brakes jarred the silence.

9. Native Arborean speech consists of a number of shrieks, screeches and similar calls.

10. Screech draws a lot of aggro.

11. He drove off with a screech of tyres.

12. He approaches stop signs at high speed and screeches to a stop.

13. Neigh, bellow, screech, whinny, heehaw The donkey Brayed and tried to bolt

14. Antonyms for Creaked. 15 synonyms for creak: squeak, grind, scrape, groan, grate, screech, squeal, scratch, rasp, creaking, screak, screech, skreak, squeak, whine.

15. He roared up the drive with a screech of tyres.

16. K-Tel Presents: Halloween's Screeches, Clanks, And Howls is a English album released on Jul 2002

17. What does Caterwaul mean? To cry or screech like a cat in heat

18. Neigh, bellow, screech, whinny, heehaw The donkey Brayed and tried to bolt

19. By the time the three-quarters mark of the set screeches past, you're almost hankering after some form of relief.

20. The devils, known for powerful jaws, fierce screeches and voracious consumption of prey, are the world's largest marsupial carnivores.

21. 34 synonyms for Bray: neigh, bellow, screech, whinny, heehaw, roar, trumpet, bellow, hoot, neigh, bellow

22. One of them tossed a ball high in the air with a screech of laughter.

23. A jay appeared - momentary flash of azure blue wings - to screech and vanish.

24. They either wobble around on their bikes or screech to a sudden halt.

25. 29 House cats employ a vocal repertoire that extends from a purr to a screech.