squalled Synonyms
squalled Meaning
squalled
a sudden violent wind often with rain or snow, to cry out with a harsh sound, a harsh cry or scream, to blow a squall, to blow as a squall, to cry out raucously, a raucous cry, a short-lived commotion, to utter in a strident voice
squalled Sentence Examples
- The baby squalled incessantly, demanding attention.
- The storm squalled with fury, lashing the trees with its wrath.
- The seagulls squalled over the fish scraps, their cries piercing the air.
- The wind squalled through the cracks in the window, creating an eerie whistle.
- The distressed kitten squalled pitifully, hoping to attract help.
- The injured bird squalled in pain as it struggled to fly.
- The protesters squalled slogans, demanding justice for the oppressed.
- The siren squalled deafeningly, warning of impending danger.
- The child squalled in protest, refusing to go to bed.
- The brakes squalled as the car came to a screeching halt.
FAQs About the word squalled
a sudden violent wind often with rain or snow, to cry out with a harsh sound, a harsh cry or scream, to blow a squall, to blow as a squall, to cry out raucously
yelled, squealed, screamed,shrieked, cried, shouted, shrilled, yelped, wailed, screeched
murmured,whispered, muttered,,
The baby squalled incessantly, demanding attention.
The storm squalled with fury, lashing the trees with its wrath.
The seagulls squalled over the fish scraps, their cries piercing the air.
The wind squalled through the cracks in the window, creating an eerie whistle.
