করতে উচ্চ লেংথের whiney শব্দ

Noun:

তারস্বরে চিতকার,

squalled's Usage Examples:

its music as "maelstrom of dexterity [that] gives way to great waves of squalled sound.

burning of a large effigy of the pope—his belly filled with live cats "who squalled most hideously as soon as they felt the fire"—and two effigies of devils.

The song's opening words, "McKinley hollered, McKinley squalled", refer to the opening of Charlie Poole's 1926 song "White House Blues".

you to have a birthday, and frightened by the new experience, to have squalled like an infant.

The line squalled that evening, although one more tornado was reported early on December.

squalled's Meaning':

make high-pitched whiney noises

Synonyms:

halloo; pipe up; skreak; outcry; howl; screak; yawl; yell; exclaim; whoop; let loose; shout; hollo; shout out; pipe; cry out; hurrah; cry; emit; roar; scream; shrill; holler; call out; screech; let out; wail; utter; ululate; yaup; squawk; skreigh; shriek; call;

Antonyms:

absorb; low; colorless; beseeching; cheer;