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Ususally refered to as (Pathetic Noise), <pathetic noise>, *pathetic noise* or Squeak, the pathetic noise is a high-pitched squeak noise produced by pushing air through pursed lips (not sucking). The air is pushed from the mouth with use of cheek muscles (not the lungs/diaphram). The noise can take much practice and a long time to master, but once perfected it can become part of everyday speech quite easily. Origionally a part of the Spacko language, this has become a central point for many conversations in plain English too. It can have many meanings (anger, jubilation, sorrow, etc), depending what context it is used in.
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