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creak

verb as in grind, grate with high noise

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The track is alive with phantom creaks and a chilling atmosphere; it sounds like it was recorded in the attic of a haunted house.

It comes just weeks after millions were left without power for four days following a blackout caused by issues with the country's creaking energy infrastructure.

From BBC

Because, for all this week's haka hoopla, for all the tourists' dominant history, this is a New Zealand team that creak when their predecessors - with 34 wins from 45 previous meetings - didn't.

From BBC

Just the sunny day causing an old building to creak and groan, or something uncanny?

From BBC

I can hear the faint creaking of floorboards in my house yet when I’m in the middle of a robust three-way conversation, I feel like the odd man out.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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