squeak
verbUK /skwiːk/
US /skwiːk/
To make a short, high sound like a little mouse.
The mouse squeaked when it saw the cat.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A short, high sound.
I heard a squeak coming from the old door.
3. To just barely pass or succeed.
She squeaked by with a passing grade.
4. To speak in a high, nervous voice.
He squeaked out a shy hello.