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creaker

UK/kɹiːkə/US/kɹikɚ/

creaker noun: one who, or that which, creaks. Also the alternative form of krieker.

Noun

creaker (plural creakers)

  1. One who, or that which, creaks.
    • […] the bed was a creaker, and the kitchen was inhabited by a large colony of busy roaches […]2004, Jack Nichols, The Tomcat Chronicles, page 186

Also used as

creaker is also the alternative form of krieker.

Forms of creaker

pluralcreakers

Origin of creaker

From creak + -er.

Words that rhyme with creaker

Questions about creaker

What does creaker mean?
Creaker means one who, or that which, creaks.
What part of speech is creaker?
Creaker is a noun.
How do you pronounce creaker?
Creaker is pronounced /kɹiːkə/ (UK).
What is the plural of creaker?
The plural of creaker is creakers.

Words near creaker in the dictionary

  1. creaghs
  2. creaght
  3. creaghts
  4. creak
  5. creaked
  6. creaker
  7. creakers
  8. creakest
  9. creaketh
  10. creakier
  11. creakiest

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