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squeaky

[skwee-kee] / ˈskwi ki /
ADJECTIVE
having high-pitched sound
Synonyms


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You sell a house at the price you believe will benefit all siblings, not just one sibling who has mastered the art of being a squeaky wheel.

From MarketWatch

She's never spoken about it before, worried about damaging her "squeaky clean" image.

From BBC

“Brown food tastes good” steadied my hand when I wanted to rescue onions-in-progress too soon, when the butter-slicked tangle was still pale and squeaky instead of sweet and golden.

From Salon

They also help reduce noise – an aspect that drivers of electric vehicles tend to notice more, such as squeaky brakes.

From BBC

The matter was even raised in parliament in March, with Wendy Morton, Conservative MP for nearby Alridge-Brownhills, saying the "squeaky blinders" were not welcome in her constituency.

From BBC