Synonym: bawl, cry, howl, screech, shout, shriek, squall, wail, yell. Similar words: screw, screen, screening, stream, dream of, dream up, mainstream, create. Meaning: [skrɪːm] 
n. 1. sharp piercing cry 2. a high-pitched noise resembling a human cry 3. a joke that seems extremely funny. v. 1. utter a sudden loud cry 2. utter or declare in a very loud voice 3. make a loud, piercing sound.
n. 1. sharp piercing cry 2. a high-pitched noise resembling a human cry 3. a joke that seems extremely funny. v. 1. utter a sudden loud cry 2. utter or declare in a very loud voice 3. make a loud, piercing sound. 
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121. They held for seconds, their gasping suddenly drowned by heavy machine gun fire ending with a scream from somewhere close by.
122. He broiled inside his own deep anger, keen for reasons to writhe and scream.
123. Don't scream out in the classroom.
124. Do you scream for ice cream?
125. I scburrow, you scream, we all scream for ice-chrism!
126. I wanted to scream for help, pray, kick.
127. From upstairs, Tyler watches me stickball the broom upside the kid's ear, the kid just standing there, then I kick his stuff into the gutter and scream.
128. Their eyes grow wide, their bottom lip quivers and their sweet little voices scream out, "Please, Please, Please!"
129. Its successes include a range of prepackaged vegetarian food sold at Tesco, a British supermarket, and a security device that imitates the sound of a woman's scream.
130. You hear a scream from outside either from a black person or a white person.
131. Ever had a carload of girls drive by when you’re jogging and scream at you approvingly? It makes you feel great doesn’t it?
132. There are twists and turns along any journey. There is always someone that wants to scream out that we're going the wrong way.
133. Just as I started to breathe easier, a high-pitched mechanical scream tore through the dead air.
134. Mexico's economy, already hurting from recession and a bloody drug war, is set to scream.
135. They want the Big Scream ride at the amusement park, or sleeping under the stars at a dude ranch, or exploring a city.
136. All the rest of the world hears are the loudmouthed fools who like to jump up and down and scream and yell.
137. The guilt-ridden letter in which he announced the news to the Clemens family amounts to a scream of primal anguish.
138. Earlier images of Gusev crater taken from the air seemed to scream with evidence of an ancient lake bed.
139. Ever encountered someone who frustrates you so much that you feel like you want to pull your hair(Sentencedict), jump around the room and just scream out loud?
140. People run away when they see you, they scream in your ears, faint, or come after you with a four-pronged hay fork.
141. The frightened animal let out such a godforsaken scream that I half expected to be surrounded by every bear in the mountains.
142. He laughs as they boys begin to scream out in pain, "Yes!"
143. 2004 - The Scream, the painting by Edvard Munch, is stolen at gunpoint from a museum in Oslo, Norway.
144. Ever had a carload of girls drive by when you're jogging and scream at you approvingly?
145. A crowd is there to support you, so dont make them scream for nothing.
146. I wanted to scream and searched desperately for any signs that would guide me to a painless reclusion .
147. I have wanted to scream for the happiness and freedom at one time.
148. The Red Shirts scream for democracy - but they don't even know what it means.
149. "I would immediately scream like a girl and run out of the house, " said arachnophobe Richard Bayliss, 32.
150. Then the rest of the Thunderbird jets were supposed to scream in for more stunts.
More similar words: screw, screen, screening, stream, dream of, dream up, mainstream, create, decrease, creature, increased, creating, increasing, increasingly, team, beam, steam, teammate, script, scratch, scramble, describe, subscriber, crew, description, prescription, sacred, discrimination, in secret, credulous.