10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Creak' in a Sentence
"To produce a sharp, harsh, grating, or squeaking sound." more
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After years of neglect, the floorboards in the abandoned house will have creaked under the weight of footsteps.
The rusty hinges will have creaked as the gate opens to reveal the hidden garden.
The worn-out swing will have creaked one last time before finally collapsing.
With each gust of wind, the weather vane on top of the barn will have creaked, indicating a change in direction.
The ancient ship's mast will have creaked in the stormy sea, but it will stand resilient.
The astronaut's spacesuit will have creaked as they moved, exploring the uncharted terrain of the distant planet.
After years of disuse, the attic door will have creaked open, revealing forgotten treasures.
In the silence of the library, the librarian will have heard the bookshelves creak with the weight of knowledge.
By the time she returns, the old wooden door will have creaked loudly.
As the wind howls through the night, the branches of the old oak tree will have creaked against each other.
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