1823, from squeak (n.) + -y (2). Squeaky clean in figurative sense is from 1972, probably from advertisements for dishwashing liquid. Related: Squeakily; squeakiness.
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squatter
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squeak
squeaky
squeal
squeamish
squeegee
squeezable
squeeze
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