Scream
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British pronunciation/skɹˈiːm/
American pronunciation/ˈskɹim/

Definition & Meaning of "scream"

to scream
01

to make a loud, sharp cry when one is feeling a strong emotion

Intransitive
to scream definition and meaning
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The unexpected appearance of the ghost in the movie caused the audience to scream in terror.
Children playing on the roller coaster could n't help but scream with exhilaration as the ride descended.
02

to utter something in a loud, high-pitched voice, expressing intense emotions such as anger, fear, or distress

Ditransitive: to scream a message at sb
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They screamed obscenities at each other during the heated argument.
She screamed insults at her boss after being unfairly criticized in front of her colleagues.
03

to emit a loud, high-pitched nosie

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The ambulance screamed down the street, its sirens blaring to alert traffic.
As the fire broke out, the building 's fire alarm screamed, warning occupants to evacuate.
Scream
01

sharp piercing cry

02

a high-pitched noise resembling a human cry

03

a joke that seems extremely funny

04

an experience or event that was extremely amusing or funny, often to the point of being wildly entertaining

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That vacation was a scream!
The party last night was a scream, everyone had a blast.
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