screaming | screaming meemies | screamingly | scree | screech | screech owl | screecher | screechers | screeching | screechy | screed

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WORDNET DICTIONARY

Noun screech owl has 2 senses

• screech owl(n = noun.animal) - any owl that has a screeching cry;
is a kind of bird of minerva, bird of night, hooter, owl

• screech owl(n = noun.animal) otus asio - small North American owl having hornlike tufts of feathers whose call sounds like a quavering whistle;
is a kind of bird of minerva, bird of night, hooter, owl
is a member of genus otus, otus

ROGET THESAURUS

screech owl

Ululation

N ululation, cry, crying, bowwow, ululation, latration, belling, reboation, wood-note, insect cry, fritiniancy, drone, screech owl, cuckoo, wailing (lamentation), crying, blatant, latrant, remugient, mugient, deep-mouthed, full-mouthed, rebellowing, reboant, in full cry, (iii) MUSICAL SOUNDS.

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