| 释义 |        1       : so striking or conspicuous as to attract notice as if by screaming screaming headlines dressed in screaming red  2       : so funny as to provoke screams of laughter a screaming farce  3       : extremely fast or powerful a screaming line drive          1      as in sensationalarousing a strong and usually superficial interest or emotional reaction screaming headlines about the latest showbiz scandal       sensational     juicy     lurid     sensationalist     sensationalistic     colorful     shocking     theatrical     dramatic     theatric     catchpenny     histrionic     melodramatic     catchy     gee-whiz     suggestive     gory     vulgar     racy     coarse       See More   tame     restrained     nonsensational     innocuous     inoffensive     proper     dignified     formal     2      as in funnycausing or intended to cause laughter a screaming picture of everyone making silly faces       funny     comedic     hysterical     humorous     killing     hysteric     ridiculous     amusing     comic     comical     entertaining     riotous     hilarious     ludicrous     laughing     playful     laughable     droll     risible     antic     uproarious     farcical     witty     chucklesome     diverting     flip     sidesplitting     humoristic     slapstick     mad     merry     zany     clownish     gleeful     flippant     knockabout     snickery     slapsticky     waggish     jolly     rich     facetious     priceless     jocular     jokey     whimsical     jovial     pert     campy     smart     mirthful     blithesome     wry     jocose     smart-aleck     joky     jocund     smart-alecky       See More   lame     serious     moving     severe     earnest     grave     humorless     touching     sedate     unfunny     unamusing     solemn     uncomic     unsmiling     somber     sombre     unhumorous     sober     tearful     affecting     tragic     staid     unhysterical     weighty     mournful     sad     poignant     sobersided     lachrymose     tragical     sorrowful     woeful     no-nonsense        present participle of scream    1      as in shriekingto cry out loudly and emotionally we screamed when the roller coaster began its 30-foot plunge       shrieking     squealing     yelling     crying     howling     screeching     yelping     shouting     shrilling     squalling     wailing     squawking     hollering     caterwauling     yowling     bawling     keening     baying     yawping     vociferating     thundering     yauping     calling          whispering     muttering     murmuring     2      as in laughingto show mirth with an explosive vocal sound you'll scream when you see the outfit that she's wearing       laughing     giggling     chuckling     roaring     smiling     cackling     grinning     snickering     chortling     tittering     hee-hawing     twittering     cracking up     splitting one's sides     breaking up       See More   crying     sobbing     weeping     wailing     bawling     howling     whining     blubbering     whimpering     squalling     moaning     groaning     yowling     bleating     sighing     sniffling     sniveling     puling     snivelling     3      as in complainingto express dissatisfaction, pain, or resentment usually tiresomely angry residents screamed that their neighborhood still hadn't been plowed a week after the snowstorm       complaining     whining     moaning     muttering     squealing     whimpering     crying     hollering     growling     kicking     wailing     squawking     grumbling     caterwauling     yammering     bitching     murmuring     yowling     worrying     bleating     nagging     bellyaching     keening     griping     grizzling     grousing     kvetching     whinging       yawping     inveighing     sobbing     grouching     carping     beefing     protesting     whingeing     grumping     fussing     croaking     repining     crabbing     kicking up a stink     yauping     maundering       kicking up a fuss     blubbering     quibbling     stewing     lamenting     fretting     caviling     bewailing     bemoaning     quarrelling (with)     deploring     cavilling     quarreling (with)     objecting (to)       See More   rejoicing     delighting     accepting     taking     crowing     bearing     tolerating     enduring     applauding     cheering     commending     countenancing   |