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squealverb to give information (as to the authorities) about another's improper or unlawful activitiesthat stool pigeon squealed to the police about the whole smuggling operation fink, grass (on)(British slang), inform, rat (on), sing, snitch, split (on)(British), squeak, talk, tell (on) betray, give away, turn inbackstab, cross, double-cross, sell (out), two-timeblab, tattletip (off) drop a dime (on) to cry out loudly and emotionallythe child squealed with frustration howl, scream, screech, shriek, shrill, squall, yell, yelp bay, caterwaul, keen, squawk, wail, yawp(or yaup), yowlbawl, call, cry, holler, shout, thunder, vociferate murmur, mutter, whisper to express dissatisfaction, pain, or resentment usually tiresomelyhoped that a DVD player in the backseat would keep the kids from squealing about long car rides beef, bellyache, bitch, bleat, carp, caterwaul, complain, crab, croak, fuss, gripe, grizzle, grouch, grouse, growl, grumble, grump, holler, inveigh, keen, kick, kvetch, maunder(chiefly British), moan, murmur, mutter, nag, repine, scream, squawk, wail, whimper, whine, whinge(British), yammer, yawp(or yaup), yowl object (to), protest, quarrel (with)cavil, quibblefret, stew, worryblubber, cry, sobbemoan, bewail, deplore, lament kick up a fuss(or kick up a stink) crow, delight, rejoice accept, bear, countenance, endure, take, tolerateapplaud, cheer, commend in the 14th century |