squealed

verb
UK /skwiːld/
US /skwiːld/

Made a long, high sound like a happy pig.

The little pig squealed with joy when it saw the food.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Told a secret or gave information to someone in charge.

He squealed on his friend to the teacher.

3. Made a loud, high sound because of excitement or fear.

The kids squealed when the roller coaster dropped.

4. A car's tires made a high noise when stopping fast.

The tires squealed as the car turned the corner.