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squeaking
  • present participle of squeak.

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Squeaking in as the seventh or eighth seed shouldn’t make a difference, but many fans would rather not take that chance.

From Washington Times • Dec. 19, 2018

Squeaking in at just under $100, the Timex Ironman GPS is a marvel of simplicity, giving you the bare necessities and nothing more.

From Slate • May 11, 2018

Squeaking with enthusiasm, Campy keeps a chatter of encouragement flowing back to the pitcher.

From Time Magazine Archive

Squeaking in by a vote of 229 to 218 was the Rev. William H. McCorkle, 61, a onetime insurance man who gave up policy pushing for "higher life insurance."

From Time Magazine Archive

Squeaking shoes, a large coat, even larger than the man inside it...Dussel is returning from his nightly work in Mr. Kugler’s office.

From "The Diary of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank