Screamers [noun]

In this room could be collected all the screamers to enjoy their own powers.

I can track anything but screamers, stilt-birds, longhorns and donovans.

"Screamers and you are taboo," said Duncan, suddenly remembering.

And anyhow, by nightfall, if not sooner, the screamers would be back.

"You said the screamers had been checked," Jeffry Hull said accusingly.

Screamers was a word evidently of Humphreys own devising and was used by him to indicate anyone who put on side.

From far off to the west, toward the forest and the river, came the laughter and the howling of a pack of screamers.

He put out a silent hope that the screamers would decide to keep their distance.

"I can track down anything but screamers, stilt-birds, longhorns and donovans," Sipar had told him solemnly.

The screamers had turned tail and run when they had heard it a couple of miles or more away.