creak in a sentence
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Definition
Creak: to make a prolonged, high-pitched sound, typically due to the movement of wood or metal under pressure or strain.
Crossword clues for creak
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "creak".
- A floorboard's sound when stepped on.
- Sound of an old door moving slowly.
- Noise from a bending wooden beam.
- Sound made by rusty hinges.
- Prolonged noise from shifting furniture.
Creak sentence examples
- The old wooden floor began to creak under the weight of her footsteps.
- As the door swung open, it let out a loud creak that echoed through the empty hallway.
- The house was so quiet that even the slightest creak of the stairs startled him.
- Every time the wind blew, the shutters would creak ominously against the windows.
- He paused to listen to the creak of the swing as it swayed gently in the breeze.
- The old wooden floor began to creak as she walked across the room.
- He heard the door creak ominously in the stillness of the night.
- With each step, the stairs would creak under the weight of his heavy boots.
- The creak of the tree branches in the wind added an eerie atmosphere to the forest.
- She winced at the creak of the rusty gate as she pushed it open.
- The old wooden floor began to creak under the weight of the heavy furniture.
- As the wind howled outside, the door creaked ominously in its frame.
- She heard a soft creak behind her and turned to find the cat slinking away.
- The bridge creaked as the cars passed over, sending shivers down my spine.
- His voice was barely audible over the creak of the rusty hinges on the gate.