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squealdom

squealdom noun: loud and noisy squealing.

Noun

squealdom (uncountable)

  1. (nonce-word) Loud and noisy squealing.
    • And right on cue the gaggle of girls they've now got erupt in a squealdom of noise.2008, Monte Dwyer, Red In The Centre: The Australian Bush Through Urban Eyes, Monyer Pty Ltd, page 189
    • My friends were in a constant state of squealdom...

Origin of squealdom

From squeal + -dom.

Questions about squealdom

What does squealdom mean?
Squealdom means loud and noisy squealing.
What part of speech is squealdom?
Squealdom is a noun.

Words near squealdom in the dictionary

  1. squeakyish
  2. squeal
  3. squeal like a stuck pig
  4. squeal on
  5. squeald
  6. squealdom
  7. squealed
  8. squealed like a stuck pig
  9. squealer
  10. squealers
  11. squealier

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