squeald
/ˈskwiːl/Definitions
1. verb
to make a high-pitched, sharp cry, especially with excitement or pain
“The animal squealed in distress as it was caught.”
2. noun
a high-pitched, sharp cry, especially with excitement or pain
“The sound of the squeal filled the entire neighborhood.”
3. verb (informal)
to speak or talk excessively or loudly
“She was always squealing about the latest gossip.”
4. interjection
an exclamation expressing surprise, excitement, or pain
“Oh, squeal! The news just got out!”