adjective
definition
Tending to produce a high-pitched sound or squeak.
Examples of squeaky in a Sentence
They love shiny toys that make tinkling or squeaky sounds.
Squeaky rubber toys are not just for small animals.
The tabloids, of course, had the pictures to prove it and Tom's squeaky clean image began showing cracks.
Houston’s rise to fame was defined by a squeaky clean image in the eighties and early nineties.
Small tidbits of food such as hot dogs or cheese may motivate some dogs, while other dogs will react better to human affection, play time or squeaky toys.
Their fantasy of the squeaky clean teenager from Clarissa Tells it All and Sabrina the Teenage Witch was apparently crushed forever.
Also included in the box is a washcloth and squeaky bath toy.
She latched onto the nipple, sucking so hard that air leaked between her lips and the nipple with a squeaky sound.
He is also best remembered by his older colleagues for his squeaky shoes and performing angiography dressed in a string vest and braces!
A few corporations choose to grease the squeaky wheel to avoid product defamation by imposing management practices on us, their suppliers.
You're wearing your squeaky shoes, And right there taking a snooze Is a tiger, so how do you walk on by?
The (-) cathode gas gives a squeaky pop with a lit splint - hydrogen.
You 're wearing your squeaky shoes, And right there taking a snooze Is a tiger, so how do you walk on by?
Although her music isn't 100 percent "squeaky clean," her songs do maintain an innocence fitting her age.
Although Brady had the reputation of being this sort of "All American" boy, things weren't so squeaky clean in his personal life when he and Gisele met.
Many celebs have run into this sort of scandal over the years, but the most shocking ones come from celebrities who are otherwise squeaky clean.
Matt Lauer - The Today Show host had an affair while covering the Winter Olympics, and it definitely tarnished his squeaky clean image.