squall /skwöl/

1. A brief violent storm or sudden strong wind
2. A loud cry or yell

1. (of wind) to blow in a squall
2. To cry out violently
3. To yell
4. To sing loudly and unmusically

To sing or utter loudly and unmusically

squallˈer noun

squallˈing noun and adjective

squallˈy adjective

1. Of, abounding in, or disturbed with, squalls or gusts of wind
2. Gusty, blustering
3. Threatening a squall

squall line noun (meteorology)

A band of storms occurring along a cold front

white squall see under white

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