squeaky

adjective
UK /ˈskwiːki/
US /ˈskwiːki/

Making a high little sound like a mouse or a rusty door.

The old swing made a squeaky noise as we pushed it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Making a short, high sound when rubbed or pressed.

My new shoes are squeaky on the shiny floor.

3. Having a voice that is high and thin.

The puppet had a funny squeaky voice.

4. Almost winning or passing, but not quite.

He passed the test by a squeaky margin.