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squeakery

squeakery noun: the quality of being squeaky.

Noun

squeakery (uncountable)

  1. (rare) The quality of being squeaky.
    • 'Yes, I forgot,' Punch says in an aside to the audience, 'Scaramouch is a virtuoso of the highest squeakery.' So saying, Punch screeches back and forth, […]2014, Philip Brebner, Hydrogen

Origin of squeakery

From squeak + -ery.

Questions about squeakery

What does squeakery mean?
Squeakery means the quality of being squeaky.
What part of speech is squeakery?
Squeakery is a noun.

Words near squeakery in the dictionary

  1. squeaked
  2. squeaked out
  3. squeaked through
  4. squeaker
  5. squeakers
  6. squeakery
  7. squeakest
  8. squeaketh
  9. squeakier
  10. squeakiest
  11. squeakily

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