"screamer" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is often used as a noun to refer to someone or something that screams loudly or in an alarming manner. Example: The horror movie was full of jump scares and screamers, causing many viewers to cover their eyes and ears in fear.
Wowzer. 2 Raúl Bobadilla's lofty chip, Augsburg v Braunschweig (Includes a nice pair of tats) 1 Naldo's last minute screamer, Wolfsburg v Frankfurt Hakan Calhanoglu, Hamburg v Dortmund.
The 'Pids traded goals with the Whitecaps before coming out on top after a Gabby Torres screamer in what was an entertaining but nail biting match.
Swindon may have been the superior team in the first leg at Priestfield, Gillingham keeper Phil Kite keeping his side in the match, yet a late David Smith free-kick proved decisive, and when Karl Elsey scored a screamer after 15 minutes of the second leg, Swindon would again need to come from two goals back to avoid heartbreak.
Jerome Boateng volleys the breaking ball goalwards, but it's blocked heroically by Belkalem, throwing himself in front of the incoming screamer.
Maybe Chad Wingard will finally wake from his month-long slumber and take the kind of screamer that finishes Dwayne Russell off for good.
Five years ago the Democratic Party was so firmly in the grip of those oh-so-sensible types that Jesse Jackson, the chief screamer of the time, pronounced himself a "New Democrat".
The left is convinced that the problem with Howard Dean was not the message but the great screamer himself.
That heady morning against Australia at Trent Bridge last August, capped by Ben Stokes' screamer, when everything went to hand and everything stuck, was unique but England had started to be much less capricious than for years.
I had scored a 30-yard screamer with my wrong foot.
Could her sideline as a rock'n'roll screamer have anything to do with that?
He's 28, has played more than 200 games at Championship and League One level, and famously scored a screamer for Oldham against Liverpool at Anfield.
