squeaky in Latin
squeaky in Latin is stridens — squeaky means making, or prone to making, a high-pitched squeak.
squeaky in Latin
stridens
Tending to produce a high-pitched sound or squeak.
What does "squeaky" mean?
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adj Making, or prone to making, a high-pitched squeak.
"The hinge is squeaky and needs oiling."
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squeaky in a sentence
- The hinge is squeaky and needs oiling.
- He answered in a squeaky, nervous voice.
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What is "squeaky" in Latin?
"squeaky" in Latin is stridens. squeaky means: Making, or prone to making, a high-pitched squeak.
How do you use "squeaky" in a sentence?
Example: "The hinge is squeaky and needs oiling." In Latin, "squeaky" is stridens.
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