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squeak
noun
1 a short high-pitched cry or sound, like that made by a mouse or a rusty gate.
2 (also narrow squeak) a narrow escape; a victory or success achieved by the slimmest of margins.
verb (squeaked , squeaking ) tr & intr
1 to utter a squeak or with a squeak.
2 intr (squeak through something) to succeed in it by a narrow margin.
[14c: imitating the sound]
squeaker noun .
squeakily adverb .
squeakiness noun .
squeaky adjective .
noun
1 a short high-pitched cry or sound, like that made by a mouse or a rusty gate.
2 (also narrow squeak) a narrow escape; a victory or success achieved by the slimmest of margins.
verb (squeaked , squeaking ) tr & intr
1 to utter a squeak or with a squeak.
2 intr (squeak through something) to succeed in it by a narrow margin.
[14c: imitating the sound]
squeaker noun .
squeakily adverb .
squeakiness noun .
squeaky adjective .
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