squeal
verbUK /skwiːl/
US /skwiːl/
To make a long, high sound with your voice.
The little girl squealed with joy when she saw the puppy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To tell a secret or report someone to the police.
The thief squealed to the police about his partners.
3. A long, high-pitched sound.
We heard the squeal of the car's tires.
4. To make a high sound, like a pig.
The pig squealed loudly in the mud.