Modifies a noun

• squeal: Most puppies will stop biting with a high-pitched squeal from you.

• whine: Then a woman's loud groans and the high-pitched whine of a drill filled the corridor.

• whistle: There's a high-pitched continuous whistle, like a steam train sounding it's whistle, or a singing kettle.

• scream: I stuck my tongue back at him, which resulted in his high-pitched scream for Mom.

• voice: Her high-pitched voice managed to cut through whoever else was speaking, without being too grating.

• tone: There is a legend in Burma stating that swarms of male dragonflies gather to join in choruses of high-pitched tones to court their mates.

Modifying Another Word

• very: At this point the Bishop lets out a very high-pitched 'Amen!

• so: My rotund cheeks make any such attempt so high-pitched it would deafen all present.

• too: Is the tone bored, strident or too high-pitched, perhaps?

• extremely: A continuous low drone is vocalized which simultaneously emits an extremely high-pitched tone over the top of the drone.