Object

• tire: The sound is pretty realistic, with the engine, screeching tires and firing boost.

• vocal: Live, a whirlwind of aggressive guitar, screeched vocals and demented saxophone; a punk Van de Graaf Generator.

Converse of object

• hear: Behind him, he heard a car screech to a stop.

Adjective modifier

• loud: Sudden acceleration of a car, forward or backward causes a loud screech of the tires, even on dirt or wet roads.

• high: And soon the hall is filled with a high pitched screech.

• high-pitched: IN THIS WEEK'S LONDON BY LONDON... What's that high-pitched screech at Liverpool Street?

• shrill: Ansem's scream wasn't human, it was too high, and to Sora it was more like a shrill screech.

• pitched: And soon the hall is filled with a high pitched screech.

Modifies a noun

• owl: The barn owl is a familiar bird, famed for it rasping screech which accounts for its other name the ' screech owl ' .

• rocket: Atomic Pack Blue Moon's £ 3 pack of five screech rockets with a twist.

Modifying Another Word

• loudly: Chris went to her, so she screeched even more loudly, and woke SB - aargh!

• then: Then screeching from the giant speakers, comes a deafening guitar chord.

• away: I was calling to you, Daddy, as we screeched away into the dusty August air.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: Owls soar through the night sky, screeching out their presence.

• up: Silly pranks like that, or a Crusty screeching up in a battered white van with UN written on the side.

• off: As she watched them screech off, she caught the curious look Ricky shot her.

Preposition: of

• tire: Almost immediately, I heard the screech of tires on the side road.

• brake: Jermaine had the idea of bringing this to a halt with the screeching of brakes on his guitar.

• tire: The in-game sounds are reasonable tho, being a variety of bike noises, revving, screeching of tires and so on.

• metal: As the car impacted there was a deafening screech of metal on metal and the car flipped up onto it's side.