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squeaky

[ˈskwiːki]

squeaky Definition

  • 1making a high-pitched sound when pressed or rubbed
  • 2causing or involving complaints or objections

Using squeaky: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "squeaky" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The door hinges are squeaky and need oiling.

  • Example

    The mouse made a squeaky noise as it ran across the floor.

  • Example

    The old bed was very squeaky and kept waking me up.

  • Example

    The new shoes are squeaky and need to be broken in.

squeaky Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for squeaky

Phrases with squeaky

  • completely free from any dirt, flaws, or mistakes

    Example

    Her record is squeaky clean, with no criminal history or even a traffic ticket.

  • a period of intense stress or pressure, especially towards the end of a sporting event or competition

    Example

    It's squeaky bum time for the team as they try to hold onto their lead in the final minutes of the game.

  • a person who complains loudly and persistently in order to get what they want

    Example

    He became the squeaky wheel in the office, constantly demanding better working conditions and higher pay.

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Summary: squeaky in Brief

The term 'squeaky' [ˈskwiːki] describes something that makes a high-pitched sound when pressed or rubbed. It can also refer to causing or involving complaints or objections. Examples include 'The door hinges are squeaky and need oiling.' and 'The new shoes are squeaky and need to be broken in.' Phrases like 'squeaky clean' denote being completely free from any dirt, flaws, or mistakes.

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