creak
noun & verb12 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.7
loud creak6.8
a creak that is high in volume
slight creak6.5
a creak that is low in volume or intensity
creak open6.8
to open slowly while making a creaking sound
to make deep, prolonged creaking and groaning sounds, often under strain
with a creak6.9
describes the manner in which an action happens, accompanied by a creak
hear a creak7.2
used to describe perceiving a creaking sound
give a creak7.0
used to describe something producing a creaking sound
creak of sth7.5
specifies the source of the creaking sound, such as 'creak of a floorboard'
creak loudly6.7
to make a loud creaking sound
to make a quiet or faint creaking sound
creak slowly5.9
to creak in a slow, drawn-out manner
creak under7.1
to creak because of the weight or pressure of something on top