The opposite of squeak depends on whether you mean sound quality or meaning. As a sound, squeak is high-pitched, short, and sharp, so its opposite would be a low-pitched, deep, long, or rumbling sound. Antonyms for squeak sound include boom, rumble, thud, growl, roar, bellow, drone, or hum, which are low frequency and deep. For example, a mouse squeak versus an elephant trumpet or bear growl. If squeak is a verb meaning to make high noise, opposite verbs include boom, rumble, roar, or to be silent. If squeak means to barely get by, opposite would be to sail through easily or to fail completely, depending on context. If squeak means to inform or snitch in slang, opposite would be to stay silent, keep quiet, or keep a secret. In terms of behavior, squeaky meaning complaining, opposite would be silent or stoic. So there is no single perfect opposite, but for sound, the best antonym is a deep, low, loud sound like boom, rumble, or growl, which contrasts with squeak's high, tiny, sharp nature. Silence is also considered opposite of any noise including squeak.
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