Squeakers [noun]

But the monster got me when I fell and the 'squeaker' was broken.

I escaped its lure at first because of the 'squeaker' I carried with me.

As one looks at his Punch one feels that such a being is either a squeaker or a mute.

And they didn't like me and my squeaker a mossel; but wot did I care.

And I will too, if you so much as open your squeaker again!'

The globes set up their seductive rhythms as before, but he could not hear them above the discord of his squeaker.

They tried to herd him into the first cave on the right, but he had remembered the squeaker; they could not distract him.

Squeaker would lend me a guinea with pleasure; he is a large-minded man, I am sure.

So I set a trap and next night had a specimen of the Squeaker as well as a couple of the omnipresent Deer-mice.

This was too much for Mr. Gully, who pounced upon the unfortunate ‘squeaker’ and slew him.