squeak
//skwiːk//
Noun
squeakSingular
squeaksPlural
1
A short, high-pitched sound or cry.
I heard a squeak from the mouse hiding in the corner.
2
A narrow escape or margin of success.
It was a close squeak, but we managed to catch the last train.
Verb
squeakInfinitive
squeakPresent tense
squeakedPast tense
squeakedPast participle
squeakingPresent participle
squeaksThird-person singular
1
To make a short, high-pitched sound or cry.
The mouse squeaked when it saw the cat.
2
To barely succeed or manage to do something.
She squeaked through the exam with a passing grade.