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And I do not believe the DOB can rescind a legally issued permit. m4L -- Why do you use the term squealed?

Brownstoner

The titanium under her artificial skin squealed, and glinting sparks dove in arcing flight away from the destruction.

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Not one man in a thousand but would have "squealed," "laid down" and settled at ten or twenty cents on the dollar.

The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony (Volume 1 of 2) Including Public Addresses, Her Own Letters and Many From Her Contemporaries During Fifty Years

"And you 'squealed' on me?" demanded De Vere, with ill suppressed anger.

Under Fire A Tale of New England Village Life

He never "squealed," and he was "so good to the poor" -- evidence that the slum is not laid by the heels by merely destroying Five Points and the Mulberry Bend.

The Battle with the Slum

Some of the ladies "squealed" when the gun went off, but all eyes were immediately directed to the yachts.

The Yacht Club or The Young Boat-Builder

As you squealed and raised your tiny fists in the air, your father just kept saying I'm here, I'm here.

First Born

And when I say "satisfying," I mean I squealed with delight every time I heard a Microbiology 1650 buzzword: fomite, paramyxovirus, live attenuated vaccine, encephalitis, and pleiomorphic, just to name a few.

Priya Malhotra: The Facts and Fiction of On-Screen Medicine

And when I say "satisfying," I mean I squealed with delight every time I heard a Microbiology 1650 buzzword.

Priya Malhotra: The Facts and Fiction of On-Screen Medicine

"Chock-wit?" she squealed with her legs dangling from the toilet, clapping her hands with joy.

Meredith C. Carroll: Potty Training Our Daughter: Do We Have To?