squeaky

"The rats, the squeaky blinders, do continue to roam freely in the streets of Britain's second city," she said.

Be careful when cooking it: halloumi is naturally “squeaky,” but if overcooked, it can veer into rubbery territory.

This language was echoed by local Labour MP Preet Gill, who said she feared a "public health emergency", while Tory MP Wendy Morton said "squeaky blinders rats" could invade her nearby constituency.

I was intrigued because I find a lot of trans representation today tends to be very squeaky clean.

The island nation that serves as South East Asia's financial hub prides itself with its squeaky clean image.