410.  '[Harsh  sounds.]  Stkidor. — N.  creak  &c.  v. ;  creaking
&c.  ■«. ;  discord  &c.  414;  stridor;  roughness,  sharpness  &c.
adj. ;  cacophony.
acute  -,  high-  note;  soprano,  treble,  tenor,  alto^  falsetto,
penny  trumpet,  voce  di  testa.
V.  creak,  grate,  jar,  burr,  pipe,  twang,  jangle,  clank,  clink;
scream  &c.  {cry)  411;  yelp  &c.  {animal  sound)  412;  buzz  &c.
{hiss)  409.
set  the  teeth  on  edge,  ecorcher  les  oreilles ;  pierce  -,  split-
the  -ears,  -  head ;  offend  -,  grate  upon  -,  jar  upon-  the  ear.
Adj.  creaking  &c.  v.\  stridulous,  harsh,  coarse,  hoarse,
horrisonous,  rough,  gruff,  grum,  sepulchral.
sharp,  high,  acute,  shrill;  trumpet-toned;  piercing,  ear-
pierciug;  cracked;  discordant  &c.  414;  cacopiionous.
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ORaANIC  MATTER.
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411 .  Cry.  ^iV.  cry  &c.  v. ;  voice

&c.  {human)  580;  baric  «fec.  {ani-
vial)  412.
vociferation,  outcry,  huUabal-
loo,  chorus,  clamour,  hue  and  cry,
plaint;  lungs;  stentor.
V.  cry,  roar,  shout,  bawl,  brawl,
halloo,  halloa,  hoop,  whoop,  yell,
bellow,  l»owl,  scream,  screech,
screak,  shriek,  squeak,  squeal,
squall,  whine,  pule,  pipe,  yaup.
cheer;  hoot;  grumble,  moan,
groan.
snore,  snort;  grunt  &c.  {animal
sounds)  413.
vociferate ;  raise  -,  lift  up-  the
voice ;  call  -,  sing  -,  cry-  out ;  ex-
claim; rend  the  air;  thunder  -,
shout-  at  the  -top  of  one's  voice,
-  pitch  of  one's  breath ;  s'egosiller  ;
strain  the  -throat,  -  voice,  -  lungs ;
give  a  -cry  &c.
Adj.  crying  &c.  vi. ;  clam-ant,
-orous ;  vociferous ;  stentorian  &c.
412.  [Animal  sounds.]  Ulula-
TioN. — N.  cry  &c.  -o. ;  crying  &c.
«. ;  ululation,  latration,  belling;
reboation ;  wood-note ;  insect  cry,
fritinancy,  drone;  screech  owl;
cuckoo.
