squeaky

UK
/ˈskwiːki/
US
/ˈskwiːki/

Translations

squeakyadjective
squeakier
Comp.
squeakiest
Super.
UK
/ˈskwiːki/
US
/ˈskwiːki/
The door has a squeaky hinge.
У двери скрипучая петля.
She has a squeaky voice.
У нее писклявый голос.
Additional translations
squeakyadverb
UK
/ˈskwiː.ki/
US
/ˈskwiː.ki/
Used as an intensifier, chiefly in the fixed phrase 'squeaky clean'.

Definitions

squeakyadjective
Making a high-pitched, shrill sound.
The door had a squeaky hinge that needed oiling.
Having a voice that is high-pitched and shrill.
The child spoke in a squeaky voice that was hard to ignore.
Only in the set phrase “squeaky clean”: extremely clean or morally impeccable.
The candidate’s image was squeaky clean after the investigation found no wrongdoing.
squeakyadverb
Completely; extremely — chiefly used with ‘clean’ in the phrase ‘squeaky clean’.
The kitchen must be squeaky clean before the health inspector arrives.