How to use squeaky in a sentence?

You can use squeaky in a sentence to describe something that makes high-pitched sound or something morally clean. For sound, examples include the squeaky door woke me up, my sneakers are squeaky on the gym floor, the dog loves his squeaky toy, she has a squeaky voice when excited, the bed has a squeaky spring, and the brakes are squeaky and need oil. As adjective, you can say the floorboards are squeaky, the chair is squeaky, and his laugh is squeaky. For clean meaning, common phrase is squeaky clean, as in his record is squeaky clean, the kitchen is squeaky clean, she keeps a squeaky clean apartment, and the company has a squeaky clean reputation. You can also use idiom the squeaky wheel gets the grease, as in at work, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, so complain if you need help. Comparative forms, this door is squeakier than that one. So squeaky works as descriptive adjective, as in I need to fix the squeaky hinge, the mouse has a squeaky peep, and after cleaning, the house was squeaky clean and smelled fresh.