squeals
High-pitched outbursts
Squeals is the plural of squeal—a high-pitched cry or sound, often expressing excitement, fear, or delight: squeals of laughter from the children, the squeals of tires on pavement.
As a verb form, squeals means to make such sounds or, in slang, to inform on someone: He squeals to the cops every time.
Sharp, piercing cries
- screamsLoud, piercing cries
- screechesHigh-pitched harsh cries
- yelpsShort sharp cries
- squeaksSharp, high sounds
cries · howls · whimpers · whines · piercing · high-pitched · shrills · bleats
One who tells authorities
- ratRodent or informer
- tattletaleOne who informs on others
- informantOne who provides intelligence
- narcUndercover drug officer
betrayal · traitor · whistleblower · tip-off · confession · leak · expose · witness
shrieks
Sharp, piercing cries
squeaks · cries · howls · whimpers · whines · piercing · high-pitched · shrills · bleats · chirps
snitch
One who tells authorities
- ratRodent or informer
- tattletaleOne who informs on others
- informantOne who provides intelligence
narc · betrayal · traitor · whistleblower · tip-off · confession · leak · expose · witness · testimony
- guitar techniquesshredding, fingerpicking, bends, arpeggios, hammer-on
- squeal like a stuck pigEmit prolonged, piercing cries
- pig squeal
- brake squealNoise from worn pads
squeal, squealing, squealed, squealer, squealers, squealings