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squawker

[ UK /skwˈɔːkɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the loudspeaker on an intercom or public address system
  2. a person given to excessive complaints and crying and whining

How To Use squawker In A Sentence

  • Near the middle, Semiha Berksoy, a 90-year-old Turkish opera squawker, campily bedizened and reclining on a sofa, is slowly propelled across the stage as a recording of the Liebestod is encroached on by her decrepit screech.
  • Also, I can't help but note your status as squawker. Eric Alterman contemplates whether he has "the typical liberal tendency toward fascism."
  • Most male penguins are known for being obstreperous, territorial squawkers.
  • Thus, near the middle, Semiha Berksoy, a 90-year-old Turkish opera squawker, campily bedizened and reclining on a sofa, is slowly propelled across the stage as a recording of the Liebestod is encroached on by her decrepit screech.
  • Zach, who moonlights as the lead squawker for Jerusalem veteran punk act Weird Chicken, has his own ethical interest in not exploiting the love of music. Rash Gash Aims to Expand Guitar Market in Israel | Jewschool
  • 'A – a squawker, 'says Addie, and the poor thing got a black mark for it. The Girls of Central High on the Stage: or, The Play That Took the Prize
  • Please allow me to state from the outset that the teams' ornithological exploits often have me in fits of laughter, exposing the parrot for the malevolent little squawker that he is.
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  • In a classic example of American culture, the caption of the YouTube video heaping ridicule on this deluded squawker (are you sure it's not you?) misspelled loser. Is That Legal?: No relation.
  • I had decided on the latter, remembering Uncle Steve's advice never to volunteer, and was letting down my bunk, when the squawker boomed: "T.P. Bartlett, special communicator, report to the Relativist! Time For The Stars
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