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Sound like a siren
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scream
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Scream is the fourth album by German trance producer & DJ Markus Schulz , released on August 31, 2012 by Armada Music . Scream represents a change in Markus Schulz's production style from deeper trance tracks produced since Do You Dream? to more club orientated ...
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Scream \Scream\, n. A sharp, shrill cry, uttered suddenly, as in terror or in pain; a shriek; a screech. ``Screams of horror.'' --Pope.
Usage examples of scream.
She was straining toward fulfillment, her muscles tightening, her throat hoarse and achy with the effort of controlling her screams.
The armorers worked in shifts through the day and night, repairing armor, sharpening swords, making the turnip-shaped arrowheads that screamed so dreadfully to affright an enemy.
Abruptly he saw how their escape from the Center was going to end: with him lying in the weeds with his throat slit, and Alleluia, kicking and screaming all the way, being dragged off somewhere for a night of gangbanging.
When a young lady screams at the sight of a spider, we accept her explanation that she has a natural antipathy to the creature.
She screamed, feeling the hard jets of his semen as she climaxed around his flesh, her hips arching, her clit erupting in pleasure, lava thundered through her veins, bubbling with the fierce ecstasy as she pulsed around him, milking his cock, soaking his flesh.
Someone howled in pain, and our ambushers screamed war cries intended to freeze our blood.
The beast screamed in pain and tossed its head, angling that massive head back and forth now with only one eye to see.
Next thing he knew, he was being wrenched inside the common room by about a dozen pairs of hands, and was facing the whole of Gryffindor House, all of whom were screaming, applauding, and whistling.
For a few moments she went unresistingly, then balking, drew dusty breath and screamed.
He screamed as a heavy ballista bolt shot from the armada and the steel-tipped missile pierced the roof of the Armory.
Softly at first, but as the hours went by and the pain deepened and the situation worsened, I screamed out lyrics to old Home Guard marching songs, then bawdy limericks I had learned as a bargeman on the Kans River, then merely screams.
With a scream of joy Barnacle darted under his outstretched arm, rushed across the room and hurled himself at the drawn curtains.
His voice rose almost to a scream, and Barnacle, with a last look of terror and bewilderment, fled.
There would indeed be screaming and shouting and battling aplenty before the darkness came to an end, yet then, at the very beginning, no one of my warriors, at whichever entrance, voiced an unnecessary cry.
He could have walked by their bodies and not known it, walked by them trapped in the flooded batture, with them screaming his name not ten feet from him, and would not have heard .