IPA: /skreɪtʃ/
KK: /skreɪtʃ/
A loud, harsh cry or scream, often associated with fear or surprise.
The sudden scraich from the bird startled everyone in the park.
The word 'scraich' originates from Old English 'scrīcan', meaning to scream or cry out. It refers to a loud, shrill cry, often associated with birds or distress.
Imagine a loud, shrill sound that makes you think of a bird crying out — that's what 'scraich' means.