earsplitting
ear-splitting

The rat let out an earsplitting scream as he went down.

And, in fact, very few works call for earsplitting fortissimos.

That was evident to anyone who had the earsplitting experience of watching the national teams' games.

With a sudden earsplitting rush, flames shot back over his head.

In the silence the noise seemed earsplitting and it startled her.

And the silence left in its wake was - is - positively earsplitting.

This is why the pros now find themselves learning to deal with earsplitting volcanoes.

Two microphones, when brought close to each other, can cause earsplitting feedback.

The next instant the door to their room was kicked open with an earsplitting slam!

There was an earsplitting burst of thunder, and they looked in fear up at the sky.

An earsplitting crack barely preceded the fall of another beam.

When they finally quieted down, after an earsplitting climax, the green day was upon them.

Ellis has been the favorite target of the earsplitting Hamilton in training camp.

Everyone has endured those earsplitting emergency-warning tests on radio and television.

At the same time the sound of the engines changed from a roar to an earsplitting whine.

An earsplitting smile crept across the young pilot's face.

There was an earsplitting shriek from the circular saw when it hit the nail.

The earsplitting report of the Colt surprised them all.

An earsplitting crack overhead warned of the building's probable collapse.

Suddenly, through the air, came a loud, earsplitting whine.

She looked back as an earsplitting burst of sound echoed toward them: pulse-weapon fire.

For almost two months, they have engaged in an intensifying exchange of earsplitting artillery fire.

He was howling now, infected by her terror, earsplitting shrieks.

We both jumped as the street was filled with the earsplitting blare of the car's horn.

His voice was drowned out as the whistle grew to an earsplitting crescendo.