creaky

/kree-kee/US // ˈkri ki //

吱吱作响的,吱吱作响,吱吱嘎嘎,吱吱呀呀

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
creak·i·er, creak·i·est.
- : creaking or apt to creak: a creaky stairway.
- : run-down; dilapidated: a creaky shack.
- : Phonetics. produced by vibration of a small portion of the vocal cords while the arytenoid cartilages are held together, with little breath being released; laryngealized.

as inaged

Synonyms

Those Sixers fans must understand that Beal’s creaky hamstring is getting better, not worse, and that his 25-point night against the Pacers came in just 28 minutes — load management in the playoffs.
Dody Fugate lives in a creaky, low-ceilinged prefab on seven acres of scrub outside Santa Fe.
I’d been invited to dinner at the home of one of my fellow guides, and when I stepped onto the creaky floorboards of the old cottage, I discovered a woman in jeans and sandals and a sleeveless shirt stirring soup on the stove.
That preconception primes our minds to run wild whenever we hear a creaky floorboard or feel a sudden chill.
The migration will also mean Element will be replacing the current “creaky” matrix-appservice-gitter bridge.
Manson seemed to breathe soundlessly, to walk with unbelievable silence over creaky floors.
To make matters worse, the system is pushing more people through the same creaky infrastructure.
The Roth-directed drama is an almost unwatchable muddle of horror tropes and painfully creaky dialogue.
And when Bush misled our nation into war, the creaky old son of the coalfields gave his greatest roar.
The songs, which have creaky titles like “All that Razz” and “Hooray for What's-not-good,” are belted out with pitchy gusto.
As the girl spoke, footsteps were heard ascending the wooden stair.

/kree-kee/US // ˈkri ki //

吱吱作响的,吱吱作响,吱吱嘎嘎,吱吱呀呀

adj.形容词 adjective

1
creak·i·er, creak·i·est.
- : creaking or apt to creak: a creaky stairway.
- : run-down; dilapidated: a creaky shack.
- : Phonetics. produced by vibration of a small portion of the vocal cords while the arytenoid cartilages are held together, with little breath being released; laryngealized.

as inaged

Synonyms

Those Sixers fans must understand that Beal’s creaky hamstring is getting better, not worse, and that his 25-point night against the Pacers came in just 28 minutes — load management in the playoffs.
Dody Fugate lives in a creaky, low-ceilinged prefab on seven acres of scrub outside Santa Fe.
I’d been invited to dinner at the home of one of my fellow guides, and when I stepped onto the creaky floorboards of the old cottage, I discovered a woman in jeans and sandals and a sleeveless shirt stirring soup on the stove.
That preconception primes our minds to run wild whenever we hear a creaky floorboard or feel a sudden chill.
The migration will also mean Element will be replacing the current “creaky” matrix-appservice-gitter bridge.
Manson seemed to breathe soundlessly, to walk with unbelievable silence over creaky floors.
To make matters worse, the system is pushing more people through the same creaky infrastructure.
The Roth-directed drama is an almost unwatchable muddle of horror tropes and painfully creaky dialogue.
And when Bush misled our nation into war, the creaky old son of the coalfields gave his greatest roar.
The songs, which have creaky titles like “All that Razz” and “Hooray for What's-not-good,” are belted out with pitchy gusto.
As the girl spoke, footsteps were heard ascending the wooden stair.