squeak /skwēk/

1. To give forth a high-pitched nasal-sounding note or cry, or produce a similar noise
2. To inform or confess (informal)

To utter, sing or render squeakily

1. A squeaky sound
2. A narrow escape
3. A bare chance
4. The slimmest of margins
5. A tiny amount
6. A feeble newspaper (old slang)

squeakˈer noun

1. Someone who or something that squeaks
2. A young bird
3. An informer
4. A squeaking toy
5. A narrow victory (informal)

squeakˈery noun

squeakˈily adverb

squeakˈiness noun

squeakˈing noun and adjective

squeakˈingly adverb

squeakˈy adjective

squeaky clean adjective

1. Orig, of wet hair, so clean that it squeaks when pulled
2. Spotlessly clean
3. (of a person) impeccable, wholesome, virtuous, above criticism or reproach (often slightly derogatory)

squeak through

To succeed, pass, win, etc only by a narrow margin

• what do you say to
• what-d'you-call-'em
• what-d'you-call-it
• whate'er
• what else
• whaten
• whatever
• whatevs
• what for
• what for a
• what gives
• what have you
• what ho
• what if
• what is he for a man
• what-like
• Whatman paper
• what matter if
• whatna
• whatness
• whatnesses
• what next
• what not
• whatnot
• whatnots