- it
filled with air and gave the
impression it was
alive while making a
shrill sound as the wind p****ed
through its
strips of material. The
Dacian draco...
- an
American stand-up
comedian and actor, best-known for his
exaggerated shrill voice,
strong New York dialect, his squint, and his edgey, often-controversial...
- an
American singer who
gained some fame in the 1960s for her
series of
shrill and off-tempo
renditions of po****r
songs such as "Moon River", "Monday...
-
depressing and
isolated valley. Its
voice when
heard is
described as "a scream,
shrill and high" like a
pencil squeaking on a slate, and
significantly scares those...
-
original on 2010-12-20.
Retrieved 2012-06-16. Hulahuli' (a
shrill sound made by
wagging the
tongue inside the mouth) Meintjes,
Louise (2019), Steingo, Gavin;...
- new shapes. With
rapping on top."
Rolling Stone called them "[n]imble-
tongued, beat-fractured L.A. hip-hop
spilled over the
abrasive crunches, squeals...
- cycles. The call of the red-throated
wryneck is a
series of
repeated harsh,
shrill notes. When threatened, a bird will
twist its neck and head in a snake-like...
- is hard to
believe ... And, finally, the
shrill and
shoddy character that
Ginger Rogers plays—a poison-
tongued Broadway actress—is
indifferently written...
-
Pindar has
Athena create the "many-voiced
songs of flutes" to
imitate the "
shrill cry" of the "fast-moving jaws of Euryale".
While Nonnus, in his Dionysiaca...
- episode.
Manohla Dargis of The New York
Times found the film "a vulgar,
shrill,
deeply shallow—and, at 2
hours and 22
turgid minutes, overlong—addendum...
