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pig squeals 

A style of screaming used in metal music - generally comparable to a pig squealing. other similar forms of screaming include Raptor Shrieks and low pitched growls
The singer from Job For A Cowboy uses so many pig squeals!
pig squeals by PresidentBOB November 15, 2007
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pig squeal 

in hardcore bands and music the singer will make a squealing sound with his voice which sounds like a pig.
I love this song because of all the pig squeals.
pig squeal by JamesLee January 13, 2008
Word of the Day on February 21, 2023

pig squealing 

A term used in metal,hardcore,and grind core music a lot, done vocally and sounds like a pig squealing. Sometimes bands will incorporate it into words.
Did you hear at midnights dawning pig squealing at the show last night? It was intense.
pig squealing by Tom Lambert October 25, 2006

pig squealing 

A term used in metal,hardcore,and grind core music a lot, done vocally and sounds like a pig squealing. Sometimes bands will incorporate it into words.
Did you hear at midnights dawning pig squealing at the show last night? It was intense.
pig squealing by Tom Lambert October 25, 2006

Pig Squeal 

A vocal style originating in late 1980's involved with underground grindcore/Brutal Death Metal bands. The style is usually used by either inhaling or exhaling while coarsing your throat to either sound like a high pitched pig squeal, or a low pitched gurgle. Pig squeals have now become a style that is seen more in the light now due to hardcore/metalcore bands that have been recently becoming increasingly popular.
Job for a cowboy definently didn't invent pig squeals, and they suck.
Pig Squeal by Blackdragon5151 September 27, 2008

Pig Squealing 

A certain way of singing in the metal/hardcore genre.
Made by inhaling or exhaling with the tip of your tounge on the roof of your mouth, sounding like a dying/squealing pig.
It was originally brought into music to resemble the Slaughtering of a pig and is used in many of todays bands.
Job For A Cowboys song "Entombment of a Machine" contains pig squealing.
Pig Squealing by Jorad October 28, 2007

pig squeal 

The sound of a cop cars sirens, or the sound of a cop eating a donut, or the sound of a cop talking, or the sound of a cop radio.
"Can you hear the pig squeal?"
pig squeal by Nykotein March 18, 2010
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