Squeaky in a sentence as an adjective

" West: "The squeaky wheel gets the grease.

> it's gotta be squeaky clean all the way down?Yes.

The age of the phrase "the squeaky wheel gets the grease" is measured in decades, not days.

If you stuck to the various places that we keep squeaky-clean for tourists, that's why you didn't notice.

Apple has consistently proven that they want the App Store to be squeaky Disney family clean.

"The squeaky wheel gets the grease" and public shame were invented way before the Internet, so this makes no precedent.

If they want the public to take them seriously they need to maintain a squeaky clean image, free from tabloid rhetoric.

Do we prefer to have a flawed, but slightly useful, post now - or - do we prefer to wait a month or two for a squeaky clean post with all issues worked out?

Either it wont come through and theyll be disappointed, or it will come through and they will have gotten their hopes up for even more.- You will be tempted to give the squeaky wheel the grease.

>My beef with Wikipedia is the squeaky wheel gets the grease problem: a vocal minority easily drowns out the more rational but less rabid.

Only a handful of players can achieve anything better than squeaky science fiction noises and even virtuoso players struggle constantly with intonation.

And, so, how the **** are you ever going to be interesting?Yang makes some decent points about Asian culture, but his idea that he's somehow the squeaky wheel or the loudest duck is laughable.

Squeaky definitions

adjective

having or making a high-pitched sound such as that made by a mouse or a rusty hinge

See also: screaky screechy squeaking squealing