Squeal

What do we mean by squeal?

To give forth a loud shrill cry or sound. intransitive verb

To turn informer; betray an accomplice or secret. intransitive verb

To utter or produce with a squeal. intransitive verb

A loud, shrill cry or sound. noun

Infirm; weak.

To utter a sharp, shrill cry, or a succession of such cries, as expressive of pain, fear, anger, impatience, eagerness, or the like.

To turn informer; peach; “squeak.”

A shrill, sharp cry, more or less prolonged. noun

To cry with a sharp, shrill, prolonged sound, as certain animals do, indicating want, displeasure, or pain. intransitive verb

To turn informer; to betray a secret. intransitive verb

A shrill, sharp, somewhat prolonged cry. noun

A high-pitched sound, as a scream of a child, or noisy worn-down brake pads. noun

To scream by making a shrill, prolonged sound. verb

To give sensitive information about someone to a third party; to rat on someone. verb

Utter a high-pitched cry, characteristic of pigs verb

A high-pitched howl noun

Confess to a punishable or reprehensible deed, usually under pressure verb

A high-pitched sound, such as the scream of a child, or noisy worn-down brake pads.

The cry of a pig.

When someone does a super short, super high pitched scream-like noise. Urban Dictionary

(v)The act of smoking marijuana. Urban Dictionary

Another term for pinch harmonics on a guitar. It is an artificial harmonic, achieved by brushing the thumb of your picking hand against the string in the same stroke as the pick. The resulting tone is very high pitched and shrill sounding. Urban Dictionary

A derivative from the italian word "squillo" meaning "ring", "beep" (also a euphemism for "prostitute"). It refers to a short ring on a mobile phone that does not require an answer to the call. It's used as a quick and cheap way no notify somebody e.g. that you're arrived in a place. Teenagers also use it a lot as a way to say "I'm thinking about you". Urban Dictionary

One of various pick-hand harmonics that can be played on the guitar; they come in a few flavors, all of which are fucking sweet. Urban Dictionary

Another way to say for real. Urban Dictionary

Intransitive verb- The act of telling on someone(snitching) and recieving a reward in return. also To turn informer; betray an accomplice or secret. Urban Dictionary

Marine Corps term for Navy Seals due to their primadonna attitude and self-important, self-serving motives. Urban Dictionary

The noise you make when you witness Dan and Phil's marriage video Urban Dictionary

Being under the influence of several drugs at one time. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to squeal:
squeal, squeak, squeel, queal, squeam.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word squeal:
pig, microphone, whistle, lining, brake, feedback, brakes, skating, wheel, sharp, sounds, metal, contest, fish, calls, bands, ice, call, sound, makes, like.

Words that rhyme with squeal:
deal, seal, appeal, wheel, feel, steel, steal, surreal, real, reel, heel, reveal, ideal, peel, zeal, kneel, keel, meal, puerile, repeal, ordeal, teal, eel, piecemeal, heal, conceal, spiel, automobile, peal, genteel, anneal, creel, kreel, stele, keal, veal, congeal, creal, abele, audiophile, speel, unreal, oatmeal, beal, smeal, immobile, glockenspiel, seel, neil, leal, neal, riel, steele, emile, lille, emil, snowmobile, ezekiel, weil, viel, flywheel, ciel, newsreel, lucille, cartwheel, diel, brasil, ferris wheel, teel, kiel, corneal, cornmeal, beale, camille, peale, banana peel, stael, cele, beau ideal, neill, deel, bookmobile, neel, mele, reseal, verrill, scheele, unseal, oneal, oneill, tweel, steering wheel, shaquille, stainless steel, peele, beall, fifth wheel, vielle, biel, adriel.

Adjectives that are often used to describe squeal:
pitched, little, loud, shrill, high, sudden, sharp, small, delighted, faint, occasional, long, thin, highpitched, excited, short, frightened, muffled, angry, tiny, happy, metallic, slight, girlish, soft, terrified, electronic, terrible, wild, final, painful, brief, off, rusty, distant, like, deafening, familiar, horrible, splitting, harsh, agonized, piercing, feminine, joyous, indignant, audible, prolonged, triumphant, awful, plaintive, pitiful, unearthly, surprised, involuntary, gleeful, strange, annoying, earsplitting, strangled, gonna, hoarse, characteristic, utter, hideous, childish, continuous, outraged, muted, anguished, peculiar, drawn, hysterical, delightful, loudest, eerie, quick, piteous, tortured, weak, irritating, quiet, terrific, falsetto, hog, ecstatic, sickening, odd.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective squeal:
rule, noise, consequent, cut, generation, away, check, analysis, room, event, sound, pig, propensity.

Consonant match to squeal:
squall, squill, squail.

Words that sound like squeal:
squeal, squall, squill, squawl, squail, squealed, squeals, squealer, squee, sweal, skeel, school, skill, swell, skull, scale, squirrel, squeeze, sequel, squash, squeak, scroll, scowl, squish, sequal, squalor, scool, scrawl, swill, squirel, squelch, scull, squaw, skil, skoal, skool, squab, squalls, squally, swol, squa, swel, scal, swale, skol, squaller, seawall, schell, squilla, skell, scall, scrool, skel, skole, squeege, sowell, scole, squoosh, scol, squalled, skal, swal, skall, sea wall, scul, seawell, squale, soquel, scuola, skule, skulle, sockwell, scurrile, squalo, squillo, squills, equal, equel, sahil, aquil, skyey, skiey, screech, scree, cele, ciel, ceil, cecile, cile, ceal, savill, samiel, scie, schi, saccule, cuil, screy, scri, scrie, scl.