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creaky
adjective as in aged
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Strong matches
adjective as in ancient
adjective as in decrepit
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adjective as in stiff
Example Sentences
Amanda, 62, said: "We're the fossils now and we want the chance to make some memories of our own before we get too creaky."
The GOP assiduously examined Gould’s extensive writings, which included proposals for reform of the increasingly creaky NLRB, for suspect pro-union thinking in what he labels “a deliberate disinformation campaign.”
The new campus replaces a creaky, 1930s-era school with a dignified facade and bell tower.
And then I started to get creaky around age 70.
In “The Great Yes,” Kentridge turns to a creaky old cargo ship smelling of rotted oranges that sailed from Marseille to Martinique in 1941 overcrowded with some 300 passengers escaping Vichy France.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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