Squeak is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SQUEAK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a sharp, high-pitched sound
• make a high-pitched sound or cry
• say something in a nervous or excited high-pitched tone
• inform on someone
• succeed in achieving something by a very narrow margin
• To utter a sharp, shrill cry, usually of short duration; to cry with an acute tone, as an animal; or, to make a sharp, disagreeable noise, as a pipe or quill, a wagon wheel, a door; to creak.
• To break silence or secrecy for fear of pain or punishment; to speak; to confess.
• make a high-pitched, screeching noise
• make or utter a squeak
NOUN:
• a short, high-pitched sound or cry
• a single remark or communication
• short shrill cry or sound
• A sharp, shrill, disagreeable sound suddenly utered, either of the human voice or of any animal or instrument, such as is made by carriage wheels when dry, by the soles of leather shoes, or by a pipe or reed.
• a short high-pitched noise
• something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin

Words related to SQUEAK

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Words that contain SQUEAK

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How to use SQUEAK in a sentence

• It had been a close squeak, he told himself, and a drowsy sense of physical well-being made him almost unconscious of his surroundings.
• A whirr of soft owl wings to the ground outside my tent, a tiny squeak, and Fritz had vanished from our compound too.
• Miss Lydia uttered a little, ambiguous squeak and crumpled her program in her hand.
• It was a narrow squeak! The end of the long freight train rumbled on into the night.
• Pretty soon, oh, I guess in about a whisper and a squeak, Buddy Pigg heard a rustling in the tree over his head.
• A particularly aggressive squeak detached itself from the others and sounded on the stairs.
• Across the water came the monotonous chant of their labor song, and sometimes the creak and squeak of some inland well-sweep drawn round and round by some patient camel.
• At the sound of that despairing squeak, to be sure, she woke up and made a savage rush at the enemy.
• They would wake up now and again, to be sure, and squeak, and crowd each other a little.
• Not the faintest squeak from its recesses has ever stirred the sensitive hairs of my watchful ear.
• Lorraine, in the other room, heard the squeak and sat up.
• There was a single despairing squeak out of the grass about a hundred feet away, and the winged shape arose again with its prey.
• The native vanished with the squeak of a fat puppy that falls off a chair on its back.
• However, one night soon after, as I was dressing before dinner, I heard a musk-rat squeak in my room.
• Simon noticed that his own voice was beginning to squeak like that of the old Garuly himself.
• There was one voice with a squeak in it like a rusty wheel that I had certainly never heard before.
• The man with the squeak in his voice, who did most of the talking, was a very dark-skinned fellow with a short, coal-black, curly beard.
• Senter behaved well, however, and never emitted one squeak, though her complexion looked when we arrived at Lynmouth as if she had been on a tossing ship for weeks.
• Directly afterwards the startled squeak of the engine whistle, as if some one had trodden on its toe, warned us that we were off once more.
• The squeak of the cricket, The stir of the mouse, Are all she knows Of the earth and us.
• You have a close squeak yourself, see? And the thing works on your mind.
• Greg got his precious letter with a snatch and a squeak, and scurried off with it.
• The thin squeak of the pen faded into the silences of the great room.
• Often it was a close squeak with him to keep from burning his feet.
• It was a nasty moment, the more difficult to surmount because of that wretchedly betraying squeak.
• There is a dull roar far in the rear of the German trenches, followed by a whirring squeak overhead.
• The shaft of the stamps turned half around, slipped and stopped with a rusty squeak.
• As for Georgie Griggs and his dame, they never heard a squeak from him afterwards.
• I felt I had had a narrow squeak of running into my mentor outside.

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