verb

scream

to scream, to shout, to shriek

She screamed when she saw the spider.

She screamed when she saw the spider.

The fans screamed with excitement.

The fans screamed with excitement.

The tires screamed as the car stopped.

The tyres screamed as the car stopped.

to scream ((at sb./sth.)) to cry out loudly at someone or something Don't scream at me.

to scream ((with sth.)) to scream because of an emotion They screamed with laughter.

Synonyms: shout, yell, shriek; Antonyms: whisper, murmur

From Middle English 'scremen', possibly of Scandinavian origin.

Think of the phrase 'I scream for ice cream!' to remember the sound. It's also a noun: 'a loud scream'.

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