Screaming eagle
A screaming eagle is a term first seen in an Air Force Satellite Interpretation handbook written by Hank Brandley in 1974. It is a tropical wave with active thunderstorm activity at its apex, which is sheared by either westerly winds aloft, or by strong easterly winds at the surface. It was coined with this phrase due to its strong resemblance to the head of an eagle.
Screaming Eagle is also the name of a Californian produced boutique wine with limited production renowned in wine circles for its particularly high retail prices.
Screaming Eagle is also the name of a model of motorcycle. A picture can be seen at this link Screaming Eagle Motorcycle
Screamin' Eagle is the name of a wooden roller coaster in Six Flags St. Louis.
Screaming Eagle is also the name of a sexual maneuver. This consists of vaginal intercourse in a spread-eagle position on the beach. The male temporarily pulls out his penis, dips it in the sand, then reinserts his penis, often causing the female pain and effecting a scream.
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