screecher

IPA: skrˈitʃɝ

(dated) A bird of the former category Picariae, distinguished from the songbirds.
A bird, the common swift, Apus apus.

Examples of "screecher" in Sentences

This was a career-aborting farce from a no-talent screecher.
The more exposure to the MooseRack screecher the more people who are turned off by her empty headed rhetoric.
While Arturo's a great screecher, no one's better than the late, great Maynard Ferguson whom I grew up listening to.
"A P.A. announcer is not a cheerleader, or a circus barker, or a hometown screecher," the epitome of the old-school style once said.
When she was in her 20s, she would apparently become an “incoherent screecher” whenever boyfriends broke up with her, which seems to have been often.
She was an effective screecher, because of her fright-wig; they quickly agreed and huddled down into the gully, their gross bodies filling it from side to side.
They were excellent hosts; and it was particularly great seeing my great-nephew, now two years old and quite possibly the loudest screecher on the face of the planet.
This isn't to say that the back-room bigot is any better than the street-corner screecher, but in so-called “polite” society, the latter is an embarrassment simply not worth being associated with.