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Meaning of squeaking
The primary meaning of the word "squeaking" is to make a high-pitched sound, typically as a result of friction or pressure.
Etymology of squeaking
The word "squeaking" originates from the Old English word "cwacian", which means to make a sharp, high-pitched sound
The word has been in use since the 15th century, initially to describe the sound made by animals, such as mice or pigs
Over time, the word has expanded to include a wider range of sounds, including those made by objects, such as doors or machinery
Synonyms
creaking
squealing
screeching
grinding
groaning
shrieking
wailing
whining
moaning
grating
scraping
rubbing
chirping
cheeping
peeping
chirring
squeaking
creaking
crackling
popping
hissing
fizzing
bubbling
gurgling
spluttering
sputtering
rattling
clattering
clinking
clanking
jingling
jangling
tinkling
clinking
Definitions
- The act of making a high-pitched sound, typically as a result of friction or pressure
- * A high-pitched sound, especially one that is unpleasant or irritating
Usage Examples
- The old door was squeaking as it swung open
- * The mouse was squeaking loudly as it ran across the floor
- * The car's brakes were squeaking, indicating that they needed to be replaced