Definitions
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- adv. With a squealing noise.
Etymologies
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Examples
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When the executioners lamp post beckons they will remonstrate and squealingly protest.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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The theme may call to mind heartfelt folksingers with acoustic guitars, but here the music is loud, angry, powerful and, at times, squealingly modern.
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I couldn't quite bring myself to pose with what we suspect is a career Ariel at the front who gets wheeled into the back at the end of her shift, nor could I squealingly ask Chip or was it Dale? and Pluto for their autographs, like the trio of fully grown Japanese women at the next table did.
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The soldier inserted the key into Meder's lock and turned it squealingly.
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As my finishing touch I was squealingly happy to see the Cupid's Bow that came with the
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In a backward baseball cap, loose jeans and flip-flops, he is unassuming enough to sit on the sidewalk outside the restaurant, after having walked there from Times Square, and famous enough to be spotted by a tableful of teenage girls, who squealingly asked for photos.
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Based on the squealingly good young adult book series of the same name,
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She doesn't say much, but anything that comes out of her mouth will be squealingly cute!
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