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squeal

noun as in loud and high-pitched yell

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verb as in yell in a loud and high-pitched manner

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verb as in inform on

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I watch as a gargantuan sea monster breaks from the water, gives a squealing cry, and submerges once more.

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It was Margaret, who had arrived at a gallop and now stood squealing with excitement in the doorway.

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Old schoolmates who had not seen each other in years squealed and embraced.

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“Miss Lumley, what is that dreadful squealing noise? Do you keep pigs?”

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She was nearly out the door when Lady Constance squealed and seized her by the arm.

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