Squeal

The security guard blew the squeal to alert the people of the imminent danger.

The factory worker used the squeal to warn his colleagues of the malfunctioning equipment.

She likes to squeal her shoes on the polished floor.

The kids squeal with joy as they rub their hands together to make a bird call.

The dog loves to squeal his toys in his mouth.

The construction worker used the squeal to warn workers of a falling object.

He made a loud squeal of pain when he accidentally hit his finger with a hammer.

He raised a squeal about the unfairness of the competition.

The rusty fan belt made a screeching squeal as the car engine turned over.

The police officer carried a squeal to attract the attention of the public in case of a crime or emergency situation.

The hiker brought a squeal with him on his backpack in case he got lost and needed to signal for help.

The police officer used the squeal to signal for backup.

The rusty gate made a loud squeal as it was pushed open.

The ship captain blew the squeal to warn nearby boats of the approaching storm.

The train's brakes made a piercing squeal as it screeched to a stop.

The referee's whistle produced a piercing squeal during the soccer game.

The security guard used the squeal to alert fellow guards of a possible security breach.

The toddler let out a delighted squeal when his mom tickled him.

The steam kettle made a shrill squeal when the pressure was released.

The prisoner refused to squeal on his fellow inmates, even though he was offered a deal.

She threatened to squeal on her sister for taking her clothes without permission.

I would never squeal on my friends to the teacher.

The witness finally decided to squeal on the gang leader.

The politician was caught trying to squeal on his opponent for something insignificant.

He promised not to squeal on his teammates for breaking the rules.

The teapot emitted a loud squeal when the water boiled.

The customers made a squeal about the poor quality of food.