How Do You Spell SCRIKE?

Pronunciation: [skɹˈa͡ɪk] (IPA)

The word "scrike" is spelled with the letters S-C-R-I-K-E. When transcribed using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), it is pronounced /skraɪk/. The "s" in "scrike" is pronounced as the voiceless alveolar fricative /s/, while the "cri" is pronounced as the vowel /aɪ/ (a diphthong that originates with the open front unrounded vowel /a/ and ends with the near-close near-front unrounded vowel /ɪ/). The final "ke" is pronounced as the voiceless velar plosive /k/.

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SCRIKE Meaning and Definition

  1. Scrike is a verb that means to emit a piercing or shrill sound, usually resembling a screech or a high-pitched squeal. It is often used to describe the sound produced by a bird or certain animals.

    The term can also be used in a figurative sense to convey a sharp or harsh noise made by an inanimate object or a machine. For instance, the sound of brakes screeching or the grinding of metal may be described as a scrike.

    In addition to its auditory meaning, scrike can also describe a sudden harsh or grating movement, particularly when used as a noun. It might refer to the scraping sound of a vehicle skidding across the road, or the noise created by dragging a heavy object on a rough surface.

    The word scrike originates from a Middle English term "skrike," and is related to the Old English word "scrician," which means to make a shrill noise. It is similar to the word "shriek" and shares its connotation of piercing or high-pitched sound.

    Overall, scrike encapsulates the idea of a sharp, screechy noise or movement that is often associated with distress, discomfort, or a startling event.

Etymology of SCRIKE

The word "scrike" is derived from Middle English, specifically from the verb "skriken" which meant "to screech" or "to cry out loudly". It can be traced back to Old English "scriecan" and Proto-Germanic "skrēkijaną", both of which also carried the meaning of "to shriek" or "to cry out". The word "scrike" is primarily used in Scottish and Northern English dialects today, where it still refers to a high-pitched screeching or crying sound.

Similar spelling words for SCRIKE

  • SCDEC,
  • sokoki,
  • saqqaq,
  • Skag,
  • SCPYCO,
  • SGACA,
  • ZZGQI,
  • SOGCG,
  • SCSC,
  • sekagya,
  • Secacah,
  • SiQUIC,
  • screech,
  • CYQG,
  • scragg,
  • SCLHK,
  • skoog,
  • SKYCO,
  • SCCWG,
  • SCECAC,
  • pip-squeak,
  • SCRCC,
  • SQC/SPC,
  • sacagawea,
  • SWQC91,
  • sokoke,
  • zagyg,
  • SCTAG,
  • C/SCSC,
  • ZQG,
  • screech-hawk,
  • SIGWAC,
  • scekic,
  • SCTUG,
  • SCAG/APMC,
  • SECCOG,
  • FM/SCPC,
  • HSCSG,
  • Skoke,
  • SCSCU,
  • Squacco,
  • SCDOC,
  • SCVQ,
  • zuikaku,
  • sgk1,
  • scraggy,
  • SAHGCA,
  • SEGACK,
  • SSCAG,
  • skagway,
  • SCTWAC,
  • SCVICU,
  • SCPC-FM,
  • SCTCA,
  • HSGAG,
  • scag,
  • skegg,
  • squawk-box,
  • SCNEC,
  • N-SCLC,
  • sakic,
  • SKIKOA,
  • sokak,
  • SCAOK,
  • Succago,
  • sucuk,
  • HSCLC,
  • SUGAKU,
  • SCCCO,
  • sakik,
  • SCTOC,
  • Scrog,
  • cicak,
  • squiggy,
  • ZZGQU,
  • c-sclc,
  • SQUG,
  • sukuk,
  • SCCEG,
  • LS-SCLC,
  • SCSJAC,
  • Scroggy,
  • SGQE,
  • skoki,
  • SCMAGA,
  • CICAG,
  • SCMHCA,
  • scoke,
  • PSCOG,
  • SWGCA,
  • SGAICO,
  • SCAHQ,
  • SECAG,
  • SCAAK,
  • SCMEC,
  • SSCOC,
  • saikaku,
  • scrach,
  • SCGGA,
  • skok,
  • SOCOG,
  • ZZCCQ,
  • skug,
  • squeg,
  • SOOQC,
  • SCPC-PSK,
  • sukiyaki,
  • squeak,
  • sakiko,
  • squicky,
  • CYKQ,
  • screaky,
  • SCSECA,
  • SEKKOQ,
  • scriech,
  • SC2C,
  • skokie,
  • schook,
  • skoko,
  • SCSUG,
  • SPC/SQC,
  • SWQC,
  • ZICCC,
  • SCMWG,
  • SWQC81,
  • SGC,
  • SKG,
  • SCWQ,
  • SCMCA,
  • SGK,
  • HZQC,
  • WZQK,
  • SCOEG,
  • SCPC,
  • sakoku,
  • SACAWG,
  • SCLCA,
  • squeeky,
  • HSCCC,
  • WSCWG,
  • SCAC,
  • sick joke,
  • SEGAG,
  • sakaki,
  • SAGCA,
  • SKOYC,
  • SSGAQ,
  • CEHKC,
  • SGQO,
  • SCCIG,
  • Sycock,
  • SCPCU,
  • SCWAG,
  • WSCOG,
  • sekiwake,
  • ZGHG,
  • SCRKE,
  • scrauch,
  • SKHK,
  • scrooch,
  • seaquake,
  • SUCOC,
  • XQC,
  • HSCSC,
  • skech,
  • SCNCO,
  • HSACCC,
  • SWCAAC,
  • scocco,
  • PSCAQ,
  • sclk,
  • WSCPC,
  • socachy,
  • SZGCC,
  • SACKC,
  • SCBEC,
  • Scrag-necked,
  • CIGK,
  • HSCCCA,
  • SIGUCC,
  • ZKCC,
  • Scug,
  • SCLOC,
  • scooch,
  • SCNC,
  • SJCAC,
  • ES-SCLC,
  • SCSWC,
  • squeaky-clean,
  • seacock,
  • WSCPG,
  • PSCNC,
  • skog,
  • squeaky,
  • SCSCO,
  • SC3K,
  • Scrog-legged,
  • SCRC,
  • SCLC,
  • scrag,
  • SEKC,
  • squick,
  • SCAEYC,
  • squawk,
  • SCFUK,
  • sakakawea,
  • PSCRG,
  • screak,
  • scoog,
  • seigaku,
  • SCPOC,
  • SCXC,
  • SCJGA,
  • SCOCC,
  • squawky,
  • skeg,
  • SCTAHC.

Conjugate verb Scrike

CONDITIONAL

I would scrike
you would scrike
he/she/it would scrike
we would scrike
they would scrike

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be scriking
you would be scriking
he/she/it would be scriking
we would be scriking
they would be scriking

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have scrike
you would have scrike
he/she/it would have scrike
we would have scrike
they would have scrike

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been scriking
you would have been scriking
he/she/it would have been scriking
we would have been scriking
they would have been scriking

FUTURE

I will scrike
you will scrike
he/she/it will scrike
we will scrike
they will scrike

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be scriking
you will be scriking
he/she/it will be scriking
we will be scriking
they will be scriking

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have scriked
you will have scriked
he/she/it will have scriked
we will have scriked
they will have scriked

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been scriking
you will have been scriking
he/she/it will have been scriking
we will have been scriking
they will have been scriking

IMPERATIVE

you scrike
we let´s scrike

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to scrike

PAST

I scriked
you scriked
he/she/it scriked
we scriked
they scriked

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was scriking
you were scriking
he/she/it was scriking
we were scriking
they were scriking

PAST PARTICIPLE

scriked

PAST PERFECT

I had scriked
you had scriked
he/she/it had scriked
we had scriked
they had scriked

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been scriking
you had been scriking
he/she/it had been scriking
we had been scriking
they had been scriking

PRESENT

I scrike
you scrike
he/she/it scrikes
we scrike
they scrike

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am scriking
you are scriking
he/she/it is scriking
we are scriking
they are scriking

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

scriking

PRESENT PERFECT

I have scriked
you have scriked
he/she/it has scriked
we have scriked
they have scriked

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been scriking
you have been scriking
he/she/it has been scriking
we have been scriking
they have been scriking