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/skwiːk/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A short, high-pitched sound.
There was a loud squeak when I opened the rusty gate.
A brief or sudden utterance of something, often involving a plea for help.
The kitten let out a squeak when it was dropped.
verb
To make a short, high-pitched sound.
The mouse began to squeak when it got caught in the trap.
To say something in a high-pitched voice or with difficulty.
She managed to squeak out a response despite her fear.
Etymology
Middle English squeken, of imitative origin.
Common Phrases and Expressions
squeak by
To manage to do something with difficulty.
no squeak
Indicates that something is firmly set or secure.
Related Words
squeaker
Someone or something that squeaks.
squeaky
Producing a squeak; high-pitched.
Slang Meanings
To inform on someone.
He squeaked to the teacher about the prank.
To get by with minimal effort.
I just squeaked through the exam.