Pronunciation: /pɪp skwik/
noun a small or insignificant person or thing
A1 The little pip squeak ran around the playground with his friends.
A2 The teacher scolded the pip squeak for talking during class.
B1 The new employee was determined not to be seen as a pip squeak in the office.
B2 Despite his small stature, the pip squeak proved to be a formidable opponent in the boxing ring.
C1 The CEO was impressed by the pip squeak's innovative ideas and promoted him to a leadership position.
C2 The renowned scientist was once dismissed as a pip squeak in the academic world, but eventually won a Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research.
formal The teacher scolded the pip squeak for talking during class.
informal I can't believe that little pip squeak beat me in the race.
slang That pip squeak thinks he's so tough, but he's all talk.
figurative His ideas may seem small now, but don't underestimate the potential of that pip squeak.
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