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bicameral(dictionary)
bicameral(dictionary)
bicameral(medicine)
bicameral system(encyclopedia)
bicameral abscess(medicine)
squeak(2)(dictionary)
squeak(1)(dictionary)
squeak 1, verb(dictionary)
squeak 2, noun(dictionary)

bicameral abscess (medicine) and squeak(2) (iou)


bicameral abscess (medicine)


bicameral abscess


An abscess with two separate cavities or chambers.


squeak(2) (iou)



squeak verb. [skwi:k] LME.

verb intrans.
a. Of a person or animal: emit a short thin high-pitched cry. LME.
b. Of a thing: make a thin sharp high-pitched sound. M16.
squeaking sand sand that gives out a short high-pitched sound when disturbed. squeeze until the pips squeak: see PIP noun2 2.
W. McIlvanney The bed squeaked on its castors.
verb trans. Utter, sing, or play in a squeaking manner or with a squeaky voice. Usu. derog. Freq. foll. by out. L16.
Dickens Fiddles..were squeaking out the tune.
verb intrans. Confess; turn informer; give incriminating evidence. slang. L17.
E. Amadi Swear to secrecy. I have assured them that you will not squeak.
verb trans. Cause (something) to squeak. E20.
verb intrans. Succeed with a narrow margin, barely manage. Foll. by by, into, through, etc. M20.
Times We are now holding just under 42 per cent...We are confident we will squeak Home. Boxing McKinney just squeaked by..by finishing more strongly.
squeakery noun squeaking character or quality E19.