Squeak or Creak?
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My First Animals Let's Squeak and Squawk by DK | Penguin Random House South Africa
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No, cancel Yes, report it Thanks! UK English - England. I see a squeak as high pitched and usually of short duration mice squeak and a creak as lower pitched and possibly of longer duration. We can say "The door creaked slowly open" but we do not say, "The door squeaked slowly open. PaulQ , Mar 13, It's not a matter of the material - a wooden ship, a metal hinge or a human voice can all creak.
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A creak is lower-pitched than a squeak and has a rough, discontinuous quality - imagine a rusty door which moves a millimeter, then sticks, then moves again and so on. A squeak is higher-pitched and smoother - think of the voice of a mouse. Keith Bradford , Mar 13, Shoes squeak, as in the old adage: However, when spoken of floors, both "squeak" and "creak" are used.
Here I hear "squeak" used almost universally, only having encountered "creak" in writing. You must log in or sign up to reply here. Share This Page Tweet. Your name or email address: Do you already have an account?