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screak

[skreek]

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verb (used without object)

to screech.

to creak.

noun

a screech.

a creak.

Origin of screak

1490–1500; < Scandinavian; compare Norwegian skrike, Danish skrige; cognate with Old Norse skrækja to screech; see screech

Related formsscreak·y, adjective

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Related Words for screak

wail, roar, screech, blare, shout, holler, yell, shriek, howl, squeal, bellow, jar, bawl, caterwaul, yowl, voice, shrill, yip

Examples from the Web for screak

Historical Examples of screak

Behold, I will screak under you as a wain screaketh that is laden with hay.
The Bible, Douay-Rheims Version
Various
The death howl began to catch its measure by the boom and screak of these two instruments.
Dust of the Desert
Robert Welles Ritchie

British Dictionary definitions for screak

screak

verb

(intr) to screech or creak

noun

a screech or creak

Derived Formsscreaky, adjective

Word Origin for screak

C16: from Old Norse skrækja. See screech 1, shriek

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