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Noun
A sudden violent gust of wind or localized storm, especially one bringing rain, snow, or sleet
A loud cry or wail
A typically loud state of activity or disturbance
A windy, and sometimes violent, storm
A sudden surge or uprising, akin to a stormy squall or swelling force
An (often hostile) expression of differing opinions
Verb
To cry or wail noisily
To blow in gusts
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Noun
▲
A sudden violent gust of wind or localized storm, especially one bringing rain, snow, or sleet
storm
flurry
gale
blast
blow
gust
rush
shower
puff
tempest
windstorm
breeze
scud
thunderstorm
draught
UK
draft
US
gush
trouble
wind
gust of wind
windblast
williwaw
zephyr
waft
billow
whiff
bluster
air
current
airstream
whirlwind
hurricane
strong breeze
current of air
typhoon
swirl
whirl
eddy
burst
breath
turbulence
superstorm
puff of wind
emanation
drift
cyclone
wafting
air currents
whisk
flutter
air current
mistral
air-current
chinook
cloud
draw
flatus
flow
airflow
flurry of air
breath of wind
sigh
westerly
movement of air
rush of air
faint breeze
slight movement
slight stirring
ventilation
gas
gust of air
breath of air
waft of air
blast of air
whiff of air
gentle wind
puff of air
cat's paw
light air
light wind
capful of wind
stream
jet
thermal
backdraught
backdraft
updraft
updraught
slipstream
steady flow
more ❯
“Many sailors would have faced such a violent
squall
with dread.”
Noun
▲
A loud cry or wail
yell
howl
cry
scream
shriek
screech
wail
bawl
squeal
yowl
shrill
yelp
whoop
squawk
holler
shout
caterwaul
yawp
bellow
call
roar
bay
clamour
UK
clamor
US
hoot
vociferation
bark
yammer
cheer
yap
whine
exclamation
outcry
howling
screaming
wailing
shrieking
yowling
yelling
crying
caterwauling
blare
calling
uproar
squeak
salvo
tumult
loud outcry
yelled statement
halloo
signal
alarm
hail
ahoy
high-pitched shout
bell
note
interjection
ejaculation
ululation
crow
grunt
groan
yip
mewl
acclamation
hullabaloo
cackle
caw
fuss
hurrah
expletive
ruckus
trill
yoo-hoo
ululate
loud communication
cry out
screeching
bawling
squalling
yelping
miaow
ululating
moan
whimper
keen
plaint
lament
lamentation
growl
keening
sob
hubbub
shouting
noise
bleat
hue and cry
baying
utterance
complaint
woof
whinge
weep
grumble
croak
clamouring
UK
sudden utterance
moaning
clamoring
US
murmur
huzza
huzzah
roaring
snivel
barking
babel
applause
ovation
blubber
acclaim
plaudits
cheering
approval
rallying call
war cry
call to arms
call to battle
battle cry
war whoop
rebel yell
meow
rallying cry
grizzle
approbation
cluck
harsh call
laudation
grouse
pule
gripe
clapping
clack
grievance
commotion
raves
beef
sigh
objection
grouch
crowing
protest
bravo
outburst
hurray
protestation
carp
demurral
kvetch
furore
UK
cock-a-doodle-doo
opposition
dissent
nyao
purr
mew
alleluia
hosanna
disapproval
din
miserere
stink
indignation
encouragement
flak
furor
US
clangour
UK
clangor
US
cacophony
hoo-ha
formal complaint
howls of protest
chorus of disapproval
hollo
hoop
snarl
short
animal yelp
jeering
bellowing
growling
crash
jeer
rasp
sniffle
hiss
boo
catcall
gasp
emphatic exclamation
blub
raspberry
wheeze
bird
flood of tears
snort
razz
croaking
trumpet
taunt
hack
exception
remonstrance
whistle
demur
expostulation
challenge
demurrer
question
bray
sound
criticism
difficulty
kick
cough
mock
guffaw
harsh sound
Bronx cheer
outrage
babble
howl of protest
row
ruction
ballyhoo
talk
fracas
bowwow
brawl
bluster
chatter
bangarang
rumpus
bedlam
griping
muttering
uproariousness
katzenjammer
discord
fanfare
turbulence
bewailing
disquietude
disquiet
boisterousness
carping
grousing
grouching
bellyache
complaining
whingeing
beefing
whining
murmuring
whispering
mithering
moans and groans
plaintive cry
war song
war dance
banzai
more ❯
“Bonaparte's singing voice was a raucous
squall
that made his companions long to overcome their deference to him and put their fingers in ears.”
Noun
▲
A typically loud state of activity or disturbance
commotion
uproar
furore
UK
tumult
disturbance
turmoil
rumpus
pandemonium
hubbub
ruckus
ruction
fuss
stir
ado
hullabaloo
row
kerfuffle
furor
US
bother
ballyhoo
bustle
clatter
hoopla
bluster
pother
blather
whirl
welter
moil
bobbery
shindy
foofaraw
williwaw
hurly
stew
splore
clutter
corroboree
hurry
hurricane
zoo
coil
do
fun
hurly-burly
to-do
helter-skelter
hoo-ha
hubble-bubble
hurry-scurry
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
alarums and excursions
storm
brouhaha
racket
disorder
confusion
agitation
clamour
UK
clamor
US
hassle
fracas
riot
upheaval
flurry
din
excitement
trouble
chaos
bedlam
flap
ferment
hue and cry
carry-on
mayhem
unrest
noise
turbulence
outcry
frenzy
melee
havoc
song and dance
activity
bangarang
disruption
palaver
stink
free-for-all
big scene
hustle and bustle
babel
quarrel
scene
brawl
outburst
broil
maelstrom
lather
fever
splash
pantomime
bobsy-die
big stink
jangle
babble
upset
violence
whirlwind
controversy
affray
folderol
dither
donnybrook
action
performance
distraction
rampage
hustle
restlessness
hell broke loose
shouting
bagarre
yelling
scuffle
strife
clangour
UK
anarchy
madhouse
altercation
hysteria
clangor
US
stramash
sensation
rigmarole
disquiet
rage
tempest
tizzy
cacophony
rumble
hype
tizz
shindig
uprising
fray
craze
eruption
excitation
explosion
discord
fisticuffs
fireworks
mania
production
backwash
tamasha
aggro
annoyance
fuss and feathers
fuss and bother
convulsion
argy-bargy
vociferation
imbroglio
intricacy
rowdydow
chatter
shemozzle
madness
flutter
enthusiasm
roar
perturbation
fluster
craziness
fury
protest
worry
panic
rush
loud noise
wingding
scrap
spin
scandal
delirium
fighting
interruption
liveliness
animation
busyness
disarray
movement
life
devil to pay
deliriousness
all hell breaking loose
business
haste
rampancy
hurrah
fret
whirlpool
discomposure
ructions
fermentation
outbreak
instability
to do
struggle
ailment
mêlée
snafu
feverishness
heat
tremor
quake
uncertainty
hectic activity
farce
farcicality
ridiculousness
senselessness
elation
passion
buzz
emotion
thrill
feeling
drama
convulsions
tohubohu
rhubarb
combustion
tempest in a teapot
shock
insurrection
hindrance
much ado about nothing
stooshie
storm in a teacup
breach of the peace
hurly burly
kick-up
disarrangement
spasm
flare-up
spot of bother
monkey business
toing and froing
comings and goings
tizz-woz
mix-up
topsy-turviness
Sturm und Drang
street fight
dust-up
hubba-hubba
rough house
roughhouse
shivaree
all hell broken loose
lawlessness
disorganization
US
mess
jumble
disorderliness
shambles
unruliness
disorganisation
UK
misrule
anarchism
muddle
rebellion
wildness
mutiny
revolution
three-ring circus
hell
disorderedness
rioting
mare's nest
dishevelment
messiness
misorder
muss
pell-mell
wild disarray
cataclysm
tumble
earthquake
mob rule
bouleversement
snake pit
state
paroxysm
reign of terror
omnishambles
heck
scene of confusion
car crash
mobocracy
chance-medley
utter confusion
twitter
rat's nest
charivari
derangement
upturn
scramble
tangle
untidiness
discombobulation
conflict
holy mess
restiveness
eagerness
swirl
terrorism
misgovernment
provocation
incitement
ecstasy
fight
wilding
nongovernment
sedition
entropy
disaster
dislocation
destruction
disquietude
strike
sweat
absence of government
entanglement
confusedness
boiling point
seething mass
twit
muck
overthrow
mishmash
ataxia
hash
tiz-woz
topsy-turvydom
topsy-turvyness
state of agitation
dog's dinner
dog's breakfast
mess-up
funk
fractiousness
disruptiveness
shout
howl
ungovernableness
rowdiness
uncontrollability
unquietness
uneasiness
troubles
heap
chaotic situation
circus
exclamation
stimulation
scrum
consternation
tension
discomfiture
disconcertment
boisterousness
uproariousness
wilderness
calamity
transport
rout
haze
untidy state
complication
biffo
euphoria
brannigan
fussing
trepidation
melodrama
storms
scrimmage
ochlocracy
embarrassment
mortification
abashment
dissatisfaction
vandalism
complaint
wild excitement
tempests
unsettlement
maelstroms
seething
discontent
slip-up
screaming
nihilism
blowup
blare
vehemence
incitation
hostility
disregard
run-in
state of unrest
intensity
street fighting
mob violence
violent disorder
fling
binge
orgy
tear
splurge
spree
huddle
snarl
tailspin
fervour
UK
a maelstrom
babbling
discordance
rattle
decibels
bruit
discontentment
unease
fankle
fire
disaffection
clang
zeal
dissension
train wreck
katzenjammer
fervor
US
dissent
a mess
a muddle
a shambles
crisis
confused noise
puzzle
fanaticism
state of panic
blue funk
big fuss
an omnishambles
free fall
stirring
alteration
turnaround
shakeout
switch
catastrophe
temblor
huff
swivet
sloppiness
muddiness
rapture
a car crash
impatience
flip-flop
violent change
about-face
swelter
dirtiness
irregularity
grubbiness
new deal
major change
seismic shift
sudden change
new ball-game
hodgepodge
wreckage
lack of order
can of worms
troublesome situation
complete mess
ruffle
nervous state
state of anxiety
rising
revolt
insurgency
division
break
interference
coup
insurgence
subversion
disarranging
disordering
reform
putsch
unsettling
confusing
upsetting
stoppage
plot
jacquerie
insubordination
ruining
obstruction
impeding
discontinuation
wrecking
suspension
hampering
spoiling
guerrilla activity
overturn
act of resistance
underground activity
change
foment
government takeover
bloodshed
regime change
seizure of power
coup d'état
act of defiance
undermining
delay
retardation
delaying
splitting
separation
severance
destabilisation
UK
destabilization
US
holding up
more ❯
“The continued inflow of visitors from the eastern states created a
squall
in these small towns.”
Noun
▲
A windy, and sometimes violent, storm
tempest
storm
cyclone
gale
hurricane
typhoon
tornado
whirlwind
windstorm
superstorm
snowstorm
downpour
rainstorm
cloudburst
monsoon
williwaw
thunderstorm
deluge
blizzard
hailstorm
buran
tropical storm
dust storm
dust devil
electrical storm
ice storm
high winds
twister
blast
wind
downfall
rain
weather event
gust
blow
precipitation
rainfall
wet
tropical cyclone
bluster
shower
precip
line storm
funnel
willy-willy
raining cats and dogs
bad weather
mistral
chinook
burster
buster
flaw
squall line
line squall
snowfall
strong wind
whiteout
high wind
torrent
violent storm
howling wind
drencher
pouring
white-out
cat-and-dog weather
wet weather
heavy snow
snow squall
snow storm
snow blast
more ❯
Noun
▲
A sudden surge or uprising, akin to a stormy squall or swelling force
groundswell
storm
swell
tempest
wave
heavy sea
Noun
▲
An (often hostile) expression of differing opinions
dispute
argument
debate
quarrel
squabble
flare-up
altercation
feud
row
tiff
disagreement
arguing
clash
contention
controversy
dissension
donnybrook
spat
wrangle
argumentation
bickering
discourse
rhubarb
words
bicker
discussion
scrap
brawl
broil
contretemps
disturbance
fight
fracas
fuss
hassle
hubbub
imbroglio
kickup
miff
misunderstanding
sparring
wrangling
afters
bagarre
barney
beef
brouhaha
commotion
conversation
polemic
powwow
quarreling
US
quarrelling
UK
rammy
rumpus
shindig
shindy
shouting match
squabbling
uproar
fireworks
rebutting
refuting
war of words
argle-bargle
argy-bargy
difference of opinion
bust-up
cross fire
exchange of views
run-in
falling-out
verbal sparring
bone of contention
back-and-forth
battle royal
ding-dong
set-to
slanging match
turf war
disputation
conflict
exchange
dust-up
brush
ruck
ruction
discord
tussle
strife
bunfight
confrontation
battle
skirmish
tangle
threap
collieshangie
flap
affray
contest
falling out
bit of argy-bargy
difference
scene
fray
friction
tracasseries
tracasserie
blowup
encounter
rumble
ruckus
scrape
embroilment
stand-up
scuffle
face-off
combat
storm
riot
dustup
melee
hullabaloo
velitation
brannigan
vendetta
dissent
disharmony
struggle
passage of arms
war
turmoil
difficulty
rift
go
agitation
contentiousness
free-for-all
dissidence
ructions
split
rupture
hostility
acrimonious exchange
angry exchange
go-round
schism
engagement
talk
dialogue
UK
rivalry
disorder
flak
catfight
yike
tumult
problem
dialog
US
hurrah
clamour
UK
clamor
US
bone
confabulation
confab
parley
palaver
rough-and-tumble
chat
collision
fighting
cause célèbre
meeting
rencounter
jarring
passage at arms
clashing
opposition
tension
ventilation
knock down and drag out
convo
verbal fight
head-to-head
heart-to-heart
give-and-take
chit-chat
bull session
skull session
estrangement
conflict of interest
objection
peeve
alienation
slugfest
swedge
firestorm
polemics
contestation
snarl
duke out
action
dissention
biffo
dissensus
pettifoggery
disapproval
romp
static
stew
breach
separation
revenge
sharp words
controverting
pitched battle
fierce contest
petty quarrel
variance
division
scrimmage
bout
break
fisticuffs
scrum
nonconcurrence
negotiation
violence
knock-down-drag-out
bone to pick
blood feud
talking-to
banter
family feud
upset
whirl
try
antagonism
animosity
clash of views
irreconcilable difference
bad vibes
sour note
crossed wires
blow-off
knock-down drag-out
heated discussion
back and forth
tug of war
bloodletting
go-around
ill feeling
ill will
issue
warfare
duel
competition
dogfight
outrage
match
grapple
hurdle
sweepstakes
protest
hostilities
quarrels
sticking point
matter at hand
sore point
point in question
apple of discord
showdown
boilover
to-do
incident
crisis
warring
tug-of-war
sweep-stake
ball game
high noon
conference
deliberation
consultation
colloquy
symposium
seminar
negotiations
review
talks
consideration
converse
counsel
consult
rap
interlocution
council
groupthink
meet
interview
huddle
adda
korero
furore
UK
ado
bother
furor
US
racket
upheaval
hurly-burly
pandemonium
stir
clatter
bustle
ballyhoo
hoopla
kerfuffle
pother
bluster
blather
welter
moil
bobbery
unrest
foofaraw
williwaw
hurly
clutter
splore
corroboree
hurry
hurricane
disruption
coil
zoo
do
fun
helter-skelter
hoo-ha
hubble-bubble
hurry-scurry
hoo-hah
hurry-skurry
alarums and excursions
chaos
confusion
outcry
splash
noise
bangarang
stink
din
convulsion
restlessness
carry-on
hue and cry
big scene
uprising
mishap
infighting
spar
cut and thrust
havoc
mayhem
perturbation
excitement
folderol
disquiet
bedlam
ferment
maelstrom
frenzy
turbulence
flurry
activity
lather
aggro
excitation
discomposure
dither
fermentation
pantomime
hustle
tamasha
backwash
annoyance
production
trouble
combustion
breach of the peace
fuss and bother
song and dance
bobsy-die
big stink
hell broke loose
hustle and bustle
bloodshed
rioting
butchery
killing
carnage
slaying
battles
slaughter
skirmishing
massacre
murder
punch out
jousting
roughhousing
brawling
stooshie
hubba-hubba
rough house
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cry or wail noisily
cry
scream
screech
wail
howl
yell
shriek
squeal
bawl
yelp
yowl
shrill
weep
holler
caterwaul
whine
shout
squawk
yawp
whimper
ululate
bay
keen
roar
snivel
blubber
bellow
sob
cry out
greet
lament
whinge
moan
call out
mewl
whoop
blub
boohoo
bark
yip
mourn
bleat
shed tears
grieve
bemoan
bewail
yammer
pule
call
clamour
UK
screak
cheer
clamor
US
thunder
yap
break down
groan
burst into tears
deplore
howl your eyes out
croak
waul
growl
plain
vociferate
grate
peep
cheep
rasp
grizzle
halloo
hollo
exclaim
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spin
twist
wind
squirt
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flow
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waft
exhale
whoosh
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