creaked Synonyms
creaked Meaning
creaked
to make a long scraping or squeaking sound, to proceed slowly with or as if with creaking wheels, to go slowly with or as if with creaking wheels, to make a prolonged grating or squeaking sound often as a result of being worn-out, a rasping or grating noise
creaked Sentence Examples
- The old wooden floor creaked under my weight as I walked across the dusty attic.
- The rusty hinges of the garden gate creaked mournfully as I opened it.
- The heavy oak door creaked slightly as it was pushed ajar by the wind.
- The ancient tree creaked and groaned in the strong gust.
- The old rocking chair creaked softly as I gently swayed back and forth.
- The ancient castle stairs creaked with every step I took, echoing through the deserted halls.
- The wooden bridge creaked and swayed precariously as I crossed the raging river.
- The dilapidated house creaked and groaned as if it were alive, its secrets hidden within its crumbling walls.
- The leather bindings of the antique book creaked as I opened it, revealing faded pages that whispered forgotten tales.
- The rusted chains of the old swing creaked and rattled in the wind, a reminder of long-forgotten childhood joys.
FAQs About the word creaked
to make a long scraping or squeaking sound, to proceed slowly with or as if with creaking wheels, to go slowly with or as if with creaking wheels, to make a pro
groaned, moaned, whined, rasped, grated, gritted, gnashed,scratched, scraped, ground
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The old wooden floor creaked under my weight as I walked across the dusty attic.
The rusty hinges of the garden gate creaked mournfully as I opened it.
The heavy oak door creaked slightly as it was pushed ajar by the wind.
The ancient tree creaked and groaned in the strong gust.
