squalling Synonyms
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squalling Meaning
squalling (s)
characterized by short periods of noisy commotion
squalling Sentence Examples
- The relentless storm roared with a deafening squalling wind, threatening to tear apart the fragile fishing boats.
- The baby cried with such piercing squalling that it drowned out all other sounds in the room.
- The squalling baby's cries echoed through the hallways, making it impossible for patients to rest.
- The jet's engines let out a deafening squalling roar as it took off, shaking the ground beneath.
- The squalling wind shook the windows, sending chills down the spines of those within.
- The squalling child ran down the street, her wails tearing at the hearts of passersby.
- The squalling sound of metal on metal grated on the nerves of the nearby construction workers.
- The squalling storm swept across the land, leaving behind a trail of destruction and fallen trees.
- The squalling cries of the injured soldiers filled the battlefield, an eerie symphony of pain.
- The squalling of seagulls circled overhead, their piercing cries adding to the cacophony of the bustling city.
FAQs About the word squalling
characterized by short periods of noisy commotion
shrieking, squealing, screaming, crying, wailing, yelping, screeching, howling,yelling, shrilling
whispering, whispering, muttering, muttering,murmuring, murmuring,
The relentless storm roared with a deafening squalling wind, threatening to tear apart the fragile fishing boats.
The baby cried with such piercing squalling that it drowned out all other sounds in the room.
The squalling baby's cries echoed through the hallways, making it impossible for patients to rest.
The jet's engines let out a deafening squalling roar as it took off, shaking the ground beneath.
