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squeaker
UK
/ˈskwiːkə/
US
/ˈskwiːkɚ/
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squeaker
noun
squeakers
pl
UK
/ˈskwiːkə/
US
/ˈskwiːkɚ/
пискля
The toy made a loud noise when the dog bit the squeaker.
Игрушка издала громкий звук, когда собака укусила писклю.
малыш
The little squeaker was trying to reach the cookie jar.
Малыш пытался дотянуться до банки с печеньем.
Additional translations
свистун
скрипун
Synonyms
squeal
squeaky toy
chirper
squeak
whistler
squeaker
adjective
UK
/ˈskwiːkə/
US
/ˈskwikər/
Used attributively to describe something decided by a very small margin.
Definitions
squeaker
noun
A small object or device that emits a high-pitched sound when squeezed or pressed.
The dog loved playing with the squeaker inside his toy.
A person or thing that squeaks.
The old door was a real squeaker, making noise every time it was opened.
A close contest or election decided by a very small margin.
The election was a squeaker, with the winner leading by just a few votes.
A young pigeon, especially one that has not yet flown from the nest.
The fancier kept the squeakers in a separate loft until they were strong enough to fly.
squeaker
adjective
Informal, chiefly attributive: extremely close or decided by a very small margin.
It was a squeaker victory, with the home team scoring in the final seconds.
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