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Is this a correct way to use onomatopoeia?

"Creeeeeek" the thief has successfully entered the house.

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You would said Creek! the thief successfully entered the house

Roman Bats answered Feb 18, 2019

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No you would just say something along the lines of " Creek! the thief entered the house" I believe.

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