squealing (Meaning)

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squealing (s)

having or making a high-pitched sound such as that made by a mouse or a rusty hinge

The tires squealed against the wet pavement as the car came to an abrupt stop.
The baby's squealing alerted the parents that he needed attention.
The brakes squealed as the train approached the station.
The hinges squealed in protest as the door was slowly opened.
The teacher's voice squealed over the intercom, announcing an assembly.
The pigs squealed in delight as they wallowed in the mud.
The microphone squealed feedback as the singer approached the stage.
The sneakers squealed on the polished floor as the basketball player ran across the court.
The parrot's squealing call pierced the silence of the Amazon rainforest.
The guitarist's fingers squealed along the strings as he played a particularly intense solo.

having or making a high-pitched sound such as that made by a mouse or a rusty hinge

shrill, grating, strident, roaring, blaring, raucous, earsplitting, overloud, brazen, rip-roaring

low,low, quiet, dead, soft, still, silent, quiet, still, silent

The tires squealed against the wet pavement as the car came to an abrupt stop.

The baby's squealing alerted the parents that he needed attention.

The brakes squealed as the train approached the station.

The hinges squealed in protest as the door was slowly opened.