little, small
high, high-pitched
frightened, terrified

give, let out
hear

with a squeak
The door opened with a squeak.

squeak of
She gave a little squeak of surprise.

not a squeak (BrE,figurative)
‘Have you heard from them?’ ‘Not a squeak since yesterday.’

a squeak of protest (figurative, esp. BrE)
The situation was allowed to continue without a squeak of protest from the government.

a squeak of surprise

Squeak is used with these nouns as the subject:
bat, mouse, shoe