Cool MateMeaning of Squeal
To make a loud, high-pitched sound, especially out of excitement or fear.
In simple words: To make a high loud noise.
Squeal in a sentence
- The children began to squeal with delight when they saw the puppies.
- She let out a squeal of surprise when she saw the surprise party.
- The brakes on the bike made a horrible squeal as he stopped.
- The little pig would squeal whenever it was hungry.
- He heard a squeal come from the direction of the jungle gym.
How to use Squeal
Used when describing loud, high-pitched sounds, often from excitement or fear. Can be informal and playful, but not typically used in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
squeal + object
Memory hint
Imagine a pig squealing with joy when it sees food.
Related words
Collocations with Squeal
- squeal with delight
- squeal in surprise
- squeal in pain
Opposites of Squeal
- silence
- muffle
Common mistakes with Squeal
- Incorrectly using 'squeal' for low sounds like growls.
- Confusing 'squeal' with 'scream', which implies human emotional expression.
- Using 'squeal' as a noun instead of as a verb.
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Frequently asked questions about Squeal
What does Squeal mean?
To make a high loud noise.
What is the definition of Squeal?
To make a loud, high-pitched sound, especially out of excitement or fear.
How do you use Squeal in a sentence?
The children began to squeal with delight when they saw the puppies.
Can you give another example of Squeal?
She let out a squeal of surprise when she saw the surprise party.
What are synonyms for Squeal?
Common alternatives include scream, shriek, yelp, howl, whine.
What is the opposite of Squeal?
Opposite meanings include silence, muffle.
What words go with Squeal?
It commonly pairs with squeal with delight, squeal in surprise, squeal in pain.
What are common mistakes when using Squeal?
Incorrectly using 'squeal' for low sounds like growls. Confusing 'squeal' with 'scream', which implies human emotional expression. Using 'squeal' as a noun instead of as a verb.
How do you pronounce Squeal?
US: //skwiːl//, UK: //skwiːl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Squeal?
Used when describing loud, high-pitched sounds, often from excitement or fear. Can be informal and playful, but not typically used in formal writing.