squeaked

In his 1996 reelection, Smith barely squeaked by Democratic challenger Richard Swett.

It takes her a few minutes to warm up to the mike, but her shy dancing and squeaked request for the audience to “Clap your hands!”

The ACA squeaked past John Roberts & Co. by the narrowest of margins.

Rick Perry issued a call to arms, Ron Paul squeaked out a second straw-poll victory, and Donald Trump drew libertarian ire.

He got down ponderously from his stool and squeaked out behind the long counter in his shiny boots.

The door squeaked, just as it used to, as Nelsen pushed it open.

At his feet gamboled a dwarf that squeaked and screeched, distorting its face in hideous grimaces.

Before she could get through the tunnel, the big double doors squeaked open and she heard heavy footsteps in the room.

The door hung on wooden hinges, which squeaked a good deal when the door was opened or shut; but the children did not mind that.