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squeaky

[skwee-kee] / ˈskwi ki /
ADJECTIVE
having high-pitched sound
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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The office lady rolls toward the counter in her squeaky chair.

From Literature

A squeaky new metal frame twin bed, neatly made up with sheets straight out of the store packaging, was crammed into the space.

From Literature

You sell a house at the price you believe will benefit all siblings, not just one sibling who has mastered the art of being a squeaky wheel.

From MarketWatch

She's never spoken about it before, worried about damaging her "squeaky clean" image.

From BBC

“Brown food tastes good” steadied my hand when I wanted to rescue onions-in-progress too soon, when the butter-slicked tangle was still pale and squeaky instead of sweet and golden.

From Salon