19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Creak' in a Sentence

"To produce a sharp, harsh, grating, or squeaking sound." more

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The old door was creaking in the eerie silence of the haunted house.

The rusty swing set in the abandoned park will have been creaking for years.

As the cowboy mounted his horse, the leather saddle would creak with the shifting weight.

The leather saddle has creaked under the weight of countless riders.

The ice beneath their weight started to creak as they skated on the frozen lake.

As the ship sails through the storm, the timbers will creak under the pressure of the waves.

The rocking chair on the porch has creaked as it swayed in the evening breeze.

As he opened the ancient book, its spine emitted a soft creak.

The ice beneath our feet is creaking as we skate on the frozen lake.

In the middle of the night, the attic door was creaking mysteriously.

The ancient ship's timbers will have been creaking as it sails across the vast ocean.

The weight of heavy footsteps caused the staircase to creak in protest.

The old staircase in the historic mansion will have been creaking with each step.

As I tiptoed through the house, the wooden stairs were creaking beneath me.

As Jack tiptoed down the stairs, each step would creak beneath his weight.

As she tiptoed across the floor, the boards beneath her feet would creak loudly.

The ancient drawbridge started to creak as it was lowered to allow entry to the castle.

By the time he reached the summit, his knees had creaked with fatigue.

During the storm, the ship was creaking under the pressure of the rough seas.

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