Trees creak.

Meaning: This means that trees are making a long, harsh, grating noise, often due to their branches or trunks rubbing against each other or moving in the wind. It's like saying, Trees are making a loud, grating noise.

Choice of Words: Trees are large plants that have a long, thick trunk, branches, and leaves. Creak is a verb that means to make a long, harsh, grating noise. When you put them together, "Trees creak" describes the noise that trees can make, often due to their branches or trunks rubbing against each other or moving in the wind.

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Related Expressions

• The window opened with a creak.
• Floorboards creak under pressure.
• Branches creak in strong wind.
• He pushed the door open with a creak.
• Branches sway and creak, yet tree stands tall.
• Swings creak loudly.
• Branches creak.
• Some people drew green trees, while others drew blue trees.
• The trees were covered in snow, making them look like frosted Christmas trees.
• Trees grow.