Squeak

skwek, v. i. [squeaked (skwekt), squeaking.] To utter a sharp, shrill cry, usually of short tion; to make a sharp noise, as a pipe or quill, wheel, a door, etc. — n. A sharp, shrill sound denly uttered, either of the human voice or of animal or instrument. — Squawk, skwawk, [squawked (skwawkt), squawking.] To utter shrill, abrupt scream or noise; to squeak harshly.