Squeaky

/ˈskwiː.ki/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

producing a high-pitched, squeaking sound

The old door made a squeaky sound every time it opened.

having a thin, high voice

The child spoke in a squeaky voice that made everyone smile.

characterized by or causing a squeak or squeaking sound

The squeaky clean floors were the result of hours of hard work.

Middle English, from the verb 'squeak'.

squeaky clean

Completely clean; spotless.

squeaky wheel gets the grease

The person who complains the most gets the most attention.

squeaky voice

A voice that is high-pitched or has a difficult tone.

squeak

A short, high-pitched sound.

squealing

Making a prolonged, shrill sound.

Used to describe someone who is overly cautious or timid.

Don't be so squeaky; take risks sometimes!

Referring to an object that is in a bad condition but still functional.

That old car is still running but it's pretty squeaky.