Definition of Squall
Squall
Squall
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
A sudden strong wind, especially at sea.
e.g. The sailors struggled to keep their balance during the fierce squall.
(noun)
a short-lived squabble or commotion;
e.g. They soon made up from their squall and restored peace.
(noun)
a loud and harsh cry;
e.g. The baby's squall prevented them from sleeping.
(verb)
to cry continuously and loudly/noisily;
e.g. The baby began to squall when it was woken up.
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