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Noun
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A long, loud, piercing cry expressing extreme emotion or pain
screech
shriek
yell
cry
howl
wail
squeal
yelp
shout
squawk
bawl
bellow
holler
yawp
caterwaul
outcry
squall
whoop
bay
blare
call
clamorUS
clamourUK
roar
shrill
high-pitched shout
yowl
hoot
bark
vociferation
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“She shuddered when she heard a loud scream from behind her.”
Noun
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An amusing situation or person
hoot
wit
laugh
comedy
gas
giggle
lark
riot
yell
guffaw
sidesplitter
knee-slapper
bundle of fun
bundle of laughs
jollification
howl
joke
character
one
clown
card
case
amusing person
caution
amusing situation
something very funny
piece of fun
somebody very funny
barrel of laughs
“According to the critics, the new movie is a real scream.”
Noun
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(of a person) Someone who is very funny
comedian
character
comic
entertainer
joker
buffoon
card
clown
comedienne
hard case
wag
wit
humorist
hoot
riot
laugh
caution
funny man
funny woman
barrel of laughs
jokester
prankster
droll
gagster
jester
gagman
wisecracker
case
joculator
quipster
more ❯
“He's an absolute scream and is always popular at drunken parties.”
Noun
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Very funny joke
belly laugh
giggle
laugh
snigger
snicker
titter
chuckle
chortle
cackle
guffaw
laughter
cachinnation
twitter
boff
horselaugh
boffo
boffola
roar
hoot
howler
riot
sidesplitter
wow
hee-haw
thigh-slapper
good one
rib tickler
cry of mirth
shriek
sneer
more ❯
Noun
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A loud or explosive sound or noise
blast
blare
wail
honk
bellow
boom
hoot
blaring
clang
peal
roar
slam
smash
snap
toot
trumpet
bang
blow
clamorUS
clamourUK
clap
crack
crash
din
pop
resound
screech
whomp
whump
report
thunderclap
thwack
wham
whack
more ❯
Noun
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A break from work
fun
leisure
recreation
relaxation
respite
rest
rest and recreation
beer and skittles
gratification
relief
refreshment
R and R
holiday
activity
binge
carousing
delight
escape
frolicking
gayety
lark
revel
revelingUS
revellingUK
rollick
rollicking
spree
time killer
break
day off
day of rest
days off
fling
leave
leave of absence
recess
sabbatical
time off
trip
vacation
whoopee
laughs
picnic
more ❯
Verb
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To cry (something) in a high-pitched, frenzied way
screech
shriek
yell
howl
squeal
bawl
bellow
yelp
shrill
cry
holler
shout
squall
squawk
wail
caterwaul
yawp
rumble
screak
thunder
whoop
blare
voice
yip
cry out
call out
sing out
roar
bay
call
more ❯
“There are the odd occasions where they shout and scream abuse and are taken off to Westlea Police Station.”
Verb
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To complain or express discontent in a wearisome manner
bleat
beef
complain
bellyache
carp
caterwaul
fuss
gripe
grizzle
grouch
grouse
growl
grumble
grump
moan
nag
squeal
wail
whine
whinge
crab
holler
inveigh
keen
murmur
mutter
repine
squawk
whimper
yammer
croak
kvetch
maunder
yaup
yawp
yowl
more ❯
“Angry residents would scream that their neighborhood still hadn't been plowed a week after the snowstorm.”
Verb
▲
To laugh in a noisy, gleeful way
laugh
roar
cackle
chortle
chuckle
giggle
snicker
titter
twitter
crack up
break up
hee-haw
guffaw
snigger
tee-hee
laugh like a drain
teehee
crow
crease up
be in stitches
burst out laughing
fall about
be doubled up
be rolling in the aisles
roar with laughter
simper
sniggle
hoot
dissolve into laughter
be creased up
more ❯
“Audiences would scream with laughter when the troupe performed their humorous skit.”
Verb
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To feel or express violent uncontrollable anger
rage
fume
seethe
storm
explode
rave
steam
bristle
rankle
boil
rant
sizzle
foam
burn
erupt
spit
roar
chafe
fret
yell
scold
splutter
see red
be furious
go ballistic
blow a fuse
be angry
lose it
rant and rave
be enraged
blow up
be incensed
lose your temper
be livid
fly off the handle
have a fit
go berserk
be beside oneself
go off the deep end
go up the wall
be infuriated
foam at the mouth
breathe fire
wig out
be boiling over
blow your top
be wild
crack up
lose your rag
spit feathers
boil over
flip your lid
froth at the mouth
throw a fit
be steamed up
lose the plot
be incandescent
jump up and down
overflow with anger
tear into
look daggers
snap at
have a tantrum
let off steam
work oneself into sweat
have steam coming out of one's ears
do one's head in
do one's nut in
make a scene
go ape
more ❯
Verb
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To display, or make known, openly or publicly
flash
display
advertise
advertize
announce
annunciate
blare
blaze
blazon
broadcast
declare
enunciate
herald
placard
post
present
proclaim
project
promulgate
publiciseUK
publicizeUS
publish
release
showcase
sound
trumpet
air
set forth
give out
communicate
more ❯
Adjective
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Funny, arousing or encouraging amusement
entertaining
funny
amusing
humorous
comical
droll
hilarious
witty
chucklesome
gay
cheerful
fun
riot
gas
side-splitting
fun-filled
comic
farcical
uproarious
hysterical
riotous
ludicrous
ridiculous
killing
sidesplitting
risible
humoristic
laughable
comedic
hysteric
more ❯
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