- creakiest
- 'creak·y || 'krɪËkɪ adj. harshly grating, raspy; squeaky
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creaky — creakily, adv. creakiness, n. /kree kee/, adj., creakier, creakiest. 1. creaking or apt to creak: a creaky stairway. 2. run down; dilapidated: a creaky shack. 3. Phonet. (of the voice) produced by vibration of a small portion of the vocal cords… … Universalium
creak — verb 1》 make a harsh sound when being moved or when pressure is applied. 2》 show weakness or frailty under strain. noun a creaking sound. Derivatives creaking adjective creakingly adverb creaky adjective (creakier, creakiest). Origin … English new terms dictionary
creaky — UK [ˈkriːkɪ] / US [ˈkrɪkɪ] adjective Word forms creaky : adjective creaky comparative creakier superlative creakiest 1) making a creaking sound 2) no longer working well or in good condition The whole court system is becoming more creaky and… … English dictionary
creaky — /ˈkriki/ (say kreekee) adjective (creakier, creakiest) creaking; apt to creak. –creakily, adverb –creakiness, noun …
creaky — ► ADJECTIVE (creakier, creakiest) 1) making a creaking sound. 2) decrepit or dilapidated … English terms dictionary
creaky — [krēk′ē] adj. creakier, creakiest creaking or apt to creak creakily adv. creakiness n … English World dictionary
creaky — adj. (creakier, creakiest) 1 liable to creak. 2 a stiff or frail (creaky joints). b (of a practice, institution, etc.) decrepit, dilapidated, outmoded. Derivatives: creakily adv. creakiness n … Useful english dictionary
