"squeaking sound" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a high-pitched noise that is made when something is rubbed or pressed together. Example: The old wooden door made a loud squeaking sound as it opened, revealing a dusty and abandoned room.
What about that squeaking sound?
She then pulled a yellow tube out of a purple tube, creating a squeaking sound.
Nganshe is built around an ominous bass pulse, clattering percussion, and a bizarrely hypnotic squeaking sound, somewhere between a Brazillian cuica drum and the scrape of fingers moving about an electric guitar's fretboard.
To evaluate the causes and frequency of the squeaking sound in ceramic-on-ceramic THA.
The excessive abduction of the cup is also a potential cause of a squeaking sound in ceramic-on-ceramic arthroplasties, as stated by Restrepo et al. [29], who reported an occurrence of 2.7% at their institution.
Walking across snowfall produces a squeaking sound at low temperatures.
"Under proper circumstances, sand dunes are capable of producing a variety of low-level whispering, whistling, singing, humming, or squeaking sounds, and less commonly, loud booming sounds," writes Hill – though we are still at a loss to explain how they are producing the noise, he notes.
Hand flapping and squeaking sounds occurred when he was thrilled.
They produce loud chirping or squeaking sounds by forcing air out through the proboscis.
Were the squeaking sounds he made normal?
One of the year's best songs was full of small quirks: a baby, or maybe a door, squeaking; the sound of a sprinter's sharp breaths; the producer Pierre Bourne's unusually long tag; Carti hat-tipping a New York dance and a New Orleans neighborhood.
