toskish
/ˈtɒskɪʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to make a harsh or grating sound, typically when something is rubbed together.
“The old wooden gate toskished loudly as it swung open.”
2. noun
a harsh or grating sound, typically made by rubbing something together.
“The toskish of the gate woke up the whole neighborhood.”
3. interjection
an expression of disgust or annoyance at a harsh or grating sound.
“Toskish! That’s a terrible noise!”