Definition of squeaker in English:

squeaker

noun ˈskwiːkəˈskwikər

1A person or thing that squeaks.
发出短促刺耳声音的人（或物）
children blowing party squeakers
吹聚令游戏哨子的孩子们。
Example sentencesExamples
- It sounds a little like a child's soft toy (obviously one with a squeaker in it).
- Add a selection of rattles, squeakers and bells approximately every third section (try not to put them too close to one another).
- He's developed a preternatural ability to get the squeaker out of any toy, always accompanied by clouds of Hollofil.
- He yanked the stuffing and squeakers out of every one of his dog toys.
- In the Campo Raffaele, this visitor to Venice watched from her apartment a procession of children singing and blowing tin trumpets and squeakers like rude tongues.
- They're like for cats, and they're just basically squeakers covered with fur, but Fidget doesn't know the difference.
- The girls got tiaras with ‘Happy New Year’ written on them, plastic leis and squeakers, and the guys got ‘Happy New Year’ hats and squeakers.
- This made sense considering what this animal has digested in the past: tampons, toilet paper rolls, q-tips, entire stuffed animals with squeakers, and one iBook power cord.
- It's all fun until someone chews a squeaker out of their Bush or Kerry pet toy.
- The squeakers and bells also pose a problem of your shih-tzu choking on them if he tries to swallow the objects.
- My dog enjoys dissecting the plush toys to extract the squeaker.
1. 1.1British A young pigeon.
  〈主英〉雏鸽
  as modifier the pigeon society has made £1,800 from two squeaker sales
  Example sentencesExamples
  I often kept squeakers (baby pigeons) I'd stolen from nests high in the gutters of blocks of flats and two-storey houses'
2North American informal A competition or election won or likely to be won by a narrow margin.
〈非正式，主北美〉（有望）以微弱优势赢得的比赛（或选举）
it looks like it will be a squeaker which could go either way
Example sentencesExamples
- A formerly safe seat was turned into a squeaker.
- Lou, it isn't just the presidential race that's the squeaker here.
- The Clansmen won a squeaker on December 16, 2001 in Tacoma Washington defeating the University of Puget Sound 78-77.
- My gut feeling at the moment, which is almost as worthless as the polls, is that the first half of the ballot will be a squeaker, hinging on which side is more motivated to actually cast ballots.
- In the end Ottawa went on to beat Toronto in a squeaker and thumped Guelph in a 7-1 rout for the championship.

Rhymes

beaker, Costa Rica, Dominica, eureka, Frederica, Griqua, jobseeker, leaker, loudspeaker, seeker, shrieker, sika, sneaker, speaker, streaker, Tanganyika, theca, tikka, Topeka, wreaker

Definition of squeaker in US English:

squeaker

nounˈskwikərˈskwēkər

1A person or thing that squeaks.
发出短促刺耳声音的人（或物）
Example sentencesExamples
- In the Campo Raffaele, this visitor to Venice watched from her apartment a procession of children singing and blowing tin trumpets and squeakers like rude tongues.
- The girls got tiaras with ‘Happy New Year’ written on them, plastic leis and squeakers, and the guys got ‘Happy New Year’ hats and squeakers.
- Add a selection of rattles, squeakers and bells approximately every third section (try not to put them too close to one another).
- It sounds a little like a child's soft toy (obviously one with a squeaker in it).
- My dog enjoys dissecting the plush toys to extract the squeaker.
- It's all fun until someone chews a squeaker out of their Bush or Kerry pet toy.
- He's developed a preternatural ability to get the squeaker out of any toy, always accompanied by clouds of Hollofil.
- They're like for cats, and they're just basically squeakers covered with fur, but Fidget doesn't know the difference.
- The squeakers and bells also pose a problem of your shih-tzu choking on them if he tries to swallow the objects.
- He yanked the stuffing and squeakers out of every one of his dog toys.
- This made sense considering what this animal has digested in the past: tampons, toilet paper rolls, q-tips, entire stuffed animals with squeakers, and one iBook power cord.
1. 1.1North American informal A competition or election won or likely to be won by a narrow margin.
  〈非正式，主北美〉（有望）以微弱优势赢得的比赛（或选举）
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the end Ottawa went on to beat Toronto in a squeaker and thumped Guelph in a 7-1 rout for the championship.
  Lou, it isn't just the presidential race that's the squeaker here.
  The Clansmen won a squeaker on December 16, 2001 in Tacoma Washington defeating the University of Puget Sound 78-77.
  My gut feeling at the moment, which is almost as worthless as the polls, is that the first half of the ballot will be a squeaker, hinging on which side is more motivated to actually cast ballots.
  A formerly safe seat was turned into a squeaker.

单词	squeaker
释义	Definition of squeaker in English: squeaker noun ˈskwiːkəˈskwikər 1A person or thing that squeaks. 发出短促刺耳声音的人（或物） children blowing party squeakers 吹聚令游戏哨子的孩子们。 Example sentencesExamples It sounds a little like a child's soft toy (obviously one with a squeaker in it). Add a selection of rattles, squeakers and bells approximately every third section (try not to put them too close to one another). He's developed a preternatural ability to get the squeaker out of any toy, always accompanied by clouds of Hollofil. He yanked the stuffing and squeakers out of every one of his dog toys. In the Campo Raffaele, this visitor to Venice watched from her apartment a procession of children singing and blowing tin trumpets and squeakers like rude tongues. They're like for cats, and they're just basically squeakers covered with fur, but Fidget doesn't know the difference. The girls got tiaras with ‘Happy New Year’ written on them, plastic leis and squeakers, and the guys got ‘Happy New Year’ hats and squeakers. This made sense considering what this animal has digested in the past: tampons, toilet paper rolls, q-tips, entire stuffed animals with squeakers, and one iBook power cord. It's all fun until someone chews a squeaker out of their Bush or Kerry pet toy. The squeakers and bells also pose a problem of your shih-tzu choking on them if he tries to swallow the objects. My dog enjoys dissecting the plush toys to extract the squeaker. 1.1British A young pigeon. 〈主英〉雏鸽 as modifier the pigeon society has made £1,800 from two squeaker sales Example sentencesExamples I often kept squeakers (baby pigeons) I'd stolen from nests high in the gutters of blocks of flats and two-storey houses' 2North American informal A competition or election won or likely to be won by a narrow margin. 〈非正式，主北美〉（有望）以微弱优势赢得的比赛（或选举） it looks like it will be a squeaker which could go either way Example sentencesExamples A formerly safe seat was turned into a squeaker. Lou, it isn't just the presidential race that's the squeaker here. The Clansmen won a squeaker on December 16, 2001 in Tacoma Washington defeating the University of Puget Sound 78-77. My gut feeling at the moment, which is almost as worthless as the polls, is that the first half of the ballot will be a squeaker, hinging on which side is more motivated to actually cast ballots. In the end Ottawa went on to beat Toronto in a squeaker and thumped Guelph in a 7-1 rout for the championship. Rhymes beaker, Costa Rica, Dominica, eureka, Frederica, Griqua, jobseeker, leaker, loudspeaker, seeker, shrieker, sika, sneaker, speaker, streaker, Tanganyika, theca, tikka, Topeka, wreaker Definition of squeaker in US English: squeaker nounˈskwikərˈskwēkər 1A person or thing that squeaks. 发出短促刺耳声音的人（或物） Example sentencesExamples In the Campo Raffaele, this visitor to Venice watched from her apartment a procession of children singing and blowing tin trumpets and squeakers like rude tongues. The girls got tiaras with ‘Happy New Year’ written on them, plastic leis and squeakers, and the guys got ‘Happy New Year’ hats and squeakers. Add a selection of rattles, squeakers and bells approximately every third section (try not to put them too close to one another). It sounds a little like a child's soft toy (obviously one with a squeaker in it). My dog enjoys dissecting the plush toys to extract the squeaker. It's all fun until someone chews a squeaker out of their Bush or Kerry pet toy. He's developed a preternatural ability to get the squeaker out of any toy, always accompanied by clouds of Hollofil. They're like for cats, and they're just basically squeakers covered with fur, but Fidget doesn't know the difference. The squeakers and bells also pose a problem of your shih-tzu choking on them if he tries to swallow the objects. He yanked the stuffing and squeakers out of every one of his dog toys. This made sense considering what this animal has digested in the past: tampons, toilet paper rolls, q-tips, entire stuffed animals with squeakers, and one iBook power cord. 1.1North American informal A competition or election won or likely to be won by a narrow margin. 〈非正式，主北美〉（有望）以微弱优势赢得的比赛（或选举） Example sentencesExamples In the end Ottawa went on to beat Toronto in a squeaker and thumped Guelph in a 7-1 rout for the championship. Lou, it isn't just the presidential race that's the squeaker here. The Clansmen won a squeaker on December 16, 2001 in Tacoma Washington defeating the University of Puget Sound 78-77. My gut feeling at the moment, which is almost as worthless as the polls, is that the first half of the ballot will be a squeaker, hinging on which side is more motivated to actually cast ballots. A formerly safe seat was turned into a squeaker.
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