Shrilly

Yelping shrilly from the pain of lash and club, he none the less contrived always to throw in the defiant snarl, the bitter vindictive menace of his soul which fetched without fail more blows and beatings. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"Nurse!" she called shrilly, backing out of the door hastily, as if she had only just stepped in. ❋ Lackey, Mercedes (2001)

"Ah Poo," she called shrilly, "fetch my raincoat, the old black one, and phone for a taxi … and hurry or I'll pinch both your cheeks!" ❋ Clavell, James (1981)

"Ah Poo," she called shrilly, "fetch my raincoat, the old black one, and phone for a taxi ... and hurry or I'll pinch both your cheeks!" ❋ Clavell, James (1981)

"A rescue!" he called shrilly to his brothers, "a rescue for the lovely Princess Rebecca." ❋ Elma Ehrlich Levinger (N/A)

Soldiers promenaded up and down, women – the few who had chosen to follow their husbands 'fortunes – called to each other shrilly from the tent-doors, and even some children ran hither and thither in garments of startling untidiness. ❋ Unknown (1919)

When the visitors had passed, she called shrilly to some one in the house behind her. ❋ Mary Esther Miller MacGregor (1918)

At the same time he called shrilly to Sheeta, as he drew the struggling lion upward until only his hind feet touched the ground. ❋ Unknown (1914)

"Anne," she called shrilly, "may I go up to your house and play with you?" ❋ Alice Turner Curtis (1912)

"Say!" he called shrilly when, barely in earshot, he caught his first view of her. ❋ Jackson Gregory (1912)

"It's Randerson, mother!" he called shrilly back to Aunt Martha, who was now on the porch. ❋ Charles Alden Seltzer (1908)

Farther on, from a small arbor that gave access to a fisherman's house, which seemed to be constructed partially in a cave of the rock, and which was gained by a steep and crumbling stairway of stone, a mother called shrilly to some half-naked little boys who were fishing with tiny hand-nets in the sea. ❋ Robert Smythe Hichens (1907)

Yelping shrilly from the pain of lash and club, he none the less always contrived to throw in the defiant snarl, the bitter, vindictive menace of his soul, which fetched without fail more blows and beatings. ❋ Unknown (1902)

"Mr. Twist," she called shrilly, "if you don't come in right away and have your food before it gets all mushed up with cold I guess you'll be sorry." ❋ Elizabeth Von Arnim (1903)

She called out his name shrilly, her face raised eagerly to the bobbing light. ❋ George Barr McCutcheon (1897)

I heard her calling shrilly after me, 'Who stole the goose?' ❋ Unknown (1893)

Rest again by the furze, and some goldfinches come calling shrilly and feasting undisturbed upon the seeds of thistles and other plants. ❋ Richard Jefferies (1867)

1) [For example] “I am a [shrilly]”. 2) For example “[I can’t] trust him, he is a shrilly”. ❋ Yiiieee (2022)

emily: really? zach: [fo sho] [rly] emily: fo [shrilly]? lol ❋ ETP Dizzlydo (2008)

I'm really [craving] some [shrilly] [right now] ❋ Abz_x0x (2022)