squeal
To squeal is to make a high-pitched sound that is usually unpleasant. When a pig squeals, it is usually because it is in pain.
The pig squealed when it got hurt.
She squealed when she was caught stealing.
To squeal is to make a high-pitched sound that is usually unpleasant. When a pig squeals, it is usually because it is in pain.
The pig squealed when it got hurt.
She squealed when she was caught stealing.
verb
confess to a punishable or reprehensible deed, usually under pressure
Synonyms:
verb
utter a high-pitched cry, characteristic of pigs
Synonyms:
noun
a high-pitched howl
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The car squealed on the road.
2
The instruments are prone to squeal.
3
I heard the squeal of the tires.
4
I gave the lady no time to squeal.
5
The Harmonic Squeal, a derivative of the dive bomb.
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The squeal of tires alerted a friend and employees.
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Pig farmers squeal over low returns.
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I'll lay under the weight, laughing and squealing with delight.
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The elephants bolted in terror from the flaming squealing pigs.
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The more the critics of the critics squeal, the more they make that case.