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Screechers

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Screech´ers
n. pl.1.(Zool.) The picarian birds, as distinguished from the singing birds.
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Brito is in with a shout GRUNT expectations always reach a peak when queen of the screechers Michelle Larcher De Brito, 16, loosens her tonsils - and one spread betting firm's sonic division believe she will threaten her loudest shriek at Wimbledon.
SW19 DIARY by The Mirror (London, England)
I suffered through the antics of the Watch, a camped up Dogberry and his merry men trudging through Shakespeare's moments of supposed comic "relief", to be rewarded with the only scenes when the production really came alive for me - when the masks are put away, the screechers fall silent and Beatrice and her Benedick (Joseph Millson whose performance shines out) come to terms with this funny little thing called love.
Love leaves you reeling by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Talk radio is still wildly popular--and still dominated by right-wing screechers.
The voice of separation: Americans United is on the airwaves! by Lynn, Barry W. / Church & State
 
 
 
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