Adjective:

కచచార్,

creaky's Usage Examples:

Moore, past master of creaky charm and pathos; 2) a show as generally oldfashioned, in a harmless way, as a 1910 mail-order play for amateurs; 3) the fact.

It"s a post-war baroque melodrama, creaky as wooden steps in a mildewed house .

) transcribe two tones: heavy and creaky respectively.

described as "overcrowded and creaky", but with "a strain of creative unconventionality".

creaky voice is rooted in "conversational entrainment".

may be plain ([a]), nasalized ([ã]), and creaky ([a̰]) and three of which /i a o/ may be both nasal and creaky ([ã̰]).

Harding preferred gallon jugs of the very cheapest variant of red, and named the creaky ledge holding their hammocks, and from which they were supposed to be rescued, wino tower.

cement-heads that we"re in no mood to carp about the movie"s creaky storyline, belabored gags or meandering chase scenes.

Similarly, creaky vowels tend to confine their creakiness to the first part of the vowel, often with glottal closure.

Numbers in the thousands place: shift from ထောင် ([tʰàʊɴ], low tone) to ထောင့် ([tʰa̰ʊɴ], creaky tone).

Labial Alveolar Palatal Velar Glottal plain creaky-voice plain creaky-voice plain creaky-voice plain creaky-voice Stop voiceless p t t͡ʃ k ʔ voiced b b̰.

modal and creaky voice.

creaky tone), except for numbers divisible by 100.

Synonyms:

arthritic, rheumatic, rheumatoid, unhealthy, rheumy,

Antonyms:

inhabited, diligent, undamaged, joyful, healthy,