Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Squeaky"

A: Great question!

Squeaky is the adjective of ‘squeak’, which is a sound, like new shoes, like rubber shoes walking on a shiny wooden floor, like a mouse makes, like biting into halloumi, like a bicycle wheel that needs oiling, like a toy you give to a dog that makes a sound when the dog bites it or jumps on it.

Here: https://youtu.be/o0vhplsjmow

And here: https://youtu.be/dPCWqAU4mNo

And here: https://youtu.be/PSu1AD2JL_0

These are all squeaky noises.

We can also say ‘squeaky clean’ about a thing (e.g. a car, or a kitchen floor) or about a person. It means they are really very very clean - so clean they would squeak if you touch them. About a person, it means they are very honest.

A: don’t buy from Mike.
B: why not?
A: he’s really dodgy - he’s probably stolen whatever he’s selling you. But you’ll be fine with Lisa. She’s squeaky clean.

A: Squeaky describes a type of noise made by something that needs oil. A hinge (zsanér) that needs oil squeaks ... it is squeaky.

We also have the expression "squeaky clean" for someone or something that is very, very clean, physically or morally.

A: If the hinges of a door are old and rusty, they make a squeaky sound when you open or close it.

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A: Sometimes used as an adjective to describe something

e.g. "Please do a good job in cleaning the windows, I want them squeaky clean."

A: The ball is very squeaky. The car is squeaky clean.

A: My sister cleaned the mirror in the bathroom squeaky clean.

The only squeaky cheese I know is cheese curds.

My son's pet mouse is so squeaky it annoys me.

A: brzmi jak "squiky". Próbujesz mówić jak "skłiki" :)