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screaming

adjective as in amusing

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adjective as in blatant

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adjective as in blatant

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adjective as in conspicuous

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adjective as in deafening

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adjective as in fleet

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adjective as in funny

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adjective as in garish

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adjective as in gaudy

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adjective as in humorous

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adjective as in noisy

adjective as in obstreperous

adjective as in rapid

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adjective as in showy

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adjective as in splurgy

adjective as in swift

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adjective as in tawdry

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adjective as in witty

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Ice Cube was on the video board screaming that it’s time for Dodger baseball.

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I heard women screaming from behind closed doors because male carers were doing their intimate care.

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A child is heard screaming and saying: "I'm scared".

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But the other side, led by House Speaker Mike Johnson, prefers screaming bloody murder that Democrats are angling to reverse laws to give undocumented immigrants government benefits.

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Startled, she began screaming, “Get off, get off,” and tried shaking her legs, eventually batting the squirrel off, she said.

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