How do you say squeaky in French?

There are a few ways to say "squeaky" in French, depending on the context:

For a sound:

* Grincement: This is the most common and general term for a squeaky sound.

* Cric: This is a more informal word for a squeaky sound, like the sound a door hinge might make.

* Craquement: This word implies a more pronounced, cracking sound, like a creaky floorboard.

To describe something that is squeaky:

* Qui grince: This literally means "which squeaks" and is used to describe something that makes a squeaky sound.

* Qui crie: This means "which screams" and can be used for a very high-pitched squeaky sound.

Examples:

* La porte grince. (The door squeaks.)

* Les chaussures font un bruit de grincement. (The shoes make a squeaking sound.)

* Le plancher est craquant. (The floorboard is squeaky.)

The best word to use will depend on the specific sound you are trying to describe.