What is another word for squeaky?
128 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ skwˈiːki], [ skwˈiːki], [ s_k_w_ˈiː_k_i]
The word "squeaky" refers to a high-pitched sound produced by rubbing or pressing a certain object. However, there are many synonyms for the word, which convey a similar meaning. The most common synonyms for "squeaky" are creaky, screechy, shrill, piercing, or high-pitched. All these words are suitable for describing a noise that is sharp, loud, and unpleasant. Some other synonyms for the word include whiny, grating, jarring, and strident. These synonyms can be used interchangeably to describe objects or things that produce a similar sound to "squeaky," such as doors, wheels, or voices. So, if you want to add some variety to your vocabulary, try using these synonyms for "squeaky" instead.
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Synonyms for Squeaky:
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adj.
• clean- dirtless ,
- neat as a pin ,
- neat as pin ,
- speckless ,
- spic and span ,
- unpolluted ,
- unspotted ,
- well-kept ,
- Taintless ,
- graceful ,
- neat as a button ,
- neat as button ,
- neater ,
- unsmudged .
- Caterwauling ,
- acute ,
- creaky ,
- cutting ,
- ear-piercing ,
- harsh ,
- high-pitched ,
- hoarse ,
- jangling ,
- jarring ,
- penetrating ,
- piercing ,
- rasping ,
- raucous ,
- reedy ,
- scraping ,
- scratching ,
- screaming ,
- screeching ,
- shrieking ,
- shrill ,
- squealing ,
- treble ,
- whining ,
- whistling .
- dis agreeable ,
- dis pleasing ,
- dis sonant ,
- dis-agreeable ,
- dis-pleasing ,
- dis-sonant ,
- harsh sounding ,
- harshsounding ,
- more harsh sounding ,
- more harsh-sounding ,
- more harshsounding ,
- more stridulent ,
- more stridulous ,
- most harsh sounding ,
- most harsh-sounding ,
- most harshsounding ,
- most stridulent ,
- most stridulous ,
- un pleasant ,
- un-pleasant .
Other synonyms:
- jumpy .
- clear .
- metallic .
Other relevant words:
- Argute ,
- Ear-splitting ,
- French Bean ,
- Squawking ,
- Stridulous ,
- Ululant ,
- arthritic ,
- clean ,
- creaking ,
- croaking ,
- decrepit ,
- falsetto ,
- grinding ,
- gritty ,
- high ,
- high frequency ,
- higher ,
- howling ,
- keen ,
- keening ,
- piping ,
- rheumatic ,
- rheumatoid ,
- rusty ,
- scratchy ,
- screaky ,
- screechy ,
- sharp ,
- shrieky ,
- soprano ,
- squeak ,
- squeaking ,
- stridulate ,
- thin ,
- unsoiled ,
- wailing .
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How to use "Squeaky" in context?
What is a squeaky toy?
A toy that makes a sound when played with.
Homophones for Squeaky:
- sea ash, saiga, sizz, soy, sise, shia, segway, shwa, siege, 1960s, succuss, sec, swiz, sw, soak, swish, succus, showcase, sky-high, shisha, segue, 1750s, shiah, shiksa, squishy, schizaeaceae, sissy, sauce, shako, sass, sigeh, shay, sheikha, soy sauce, 1930s, squawk, Sousse, shush, sa, 1860s, 1870s, swash, sauk, shaky, shuck, sousa, 1940s, sacagawea, shake, soya, sukiyaki, skeg, SG, 1970s, sissu, SSS, seaway, show, sheesha, schweiz, sheika, schuss, swoosh, soja, 1770s, so, squashy, say, shag, ski wax, such, sash, sea cow, S, say-so, swishy, shy, saucy, sway, sick, showy, sagacious, squish, 1840s, sexy, 1850s, sex, 1790s, swosh, squeeze, sse, soakage, seek, suisse, sika, ss, soh, souk, ski, sc, shucks, sick joke, Seiji Ozawa, shack, Susah, sausage, sago, swazi, sow, sissyish, six, shuha, squash, sew, sugi, sioux, squawky, Susa, sos, swag, succos, Swaggie, shikoku, scow, swig, sake, shoji, seize, sewage, squaw, sheik, saw, sac, sussex, skyjack, schwa, shoe, sigh, suck, shua, sack, 1820s, sequoia, scouse, Swiss Cheese, skyhook, shaw, sock, Sacajawea, skew, sashay, sky, sough, 1880s, so-so, saki, saga, sequoya, sheikh, see, swage, sue, sis, 1830s, suez, scsi, sou, SAS, shoo, souse, socage, shoes, scoke, swiss, squasy, sassy, seaquake, seiche, soggy, sockeye, shogi, scag, se, squeegee, sikh, 1920s, si, 1990s, skagway, syzygy, sea, shaggy, shock, 1900s, success, shew, soho, seesaw, size, sage, sickish, seasick, siss, saxe, 1950s, she-oak, sissoo, shikse, skua, sushi, sacco, sus, 1890s, sequoyah, SSA, Skag, 1980s, ssw, skyway, Skaw, sic, sacque, squeak, 1760s, 1780s, shook, sag, schizaea, shoo away, sax, shah, saek, sess, 1530s.
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