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Definitions from the WebSqueaky (adjective) [Part of speech: Adjective] Definition: Making or capable of making a high-pitched, sharp sound like that of a squeak. Sense 1: Producing or emitting a squeak or high-pitched sound. Example sentence 1: The old rocking chair was squeaky and creaked with every movement. Sense 2: Describing something clean, pure, or free of dirt. Example sentence 2: The squeaky clean kitchen gleamed with polished countertops and spotless dishes. Sense 3: Referring to a voice that is high-pitched or annoyingly shrill. Example sentence 3: The squeaky voice of the teacher irritated the students during the entire lecture. Sense 4: Used to describe toys or objects that make a high-pitched sound when squeezed or pressed. Example sentence 4: The toddler was delighted to play with the squeaky rubber duck in the bathtub. Related products: [Part of speech: Adverb] Definition: In a squeaky manner; making a high-pitched sound. Example sentence: The door hinges need some oiling as they swing squeaky every time they're opened. [Part of speech: Noun - Plural: squeakies] Definition: A high-pitched or sharp sound. Example sentence: The quiet library was disturbed by the sudden squeakies of a group of excited children. [Part of speech: Verb] Definition: To make a high-pitched sound like a squeak. Example sentence: The old wooden floors squeaky as he tiptoed across the room, trying not to awaken anyone. [Part of speech: Noun - Plural: squeakies] Definition: Term used for small, noisy, or high-pitched creatures or toys, typically used by children. Example sentence: The children played happily with their squeakies, imitating the sounds they made. Related products: | ||||
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