Definitions
characterized by brief periods of violent wind or rain
Word origin
From squall + -y; from 1719.
Used in a sentence
“On the eighth of February the winds grew ſtrong and ſqually, accompanied with rain and a north-weſt ſwell;[…].”
“Feb. 9. 1820.[…]The night was rather squally and cloudy, with occasional showers.”
“Within three days, having sailed into increasingly squally winds but still with extremely high temperatures, Arndell found himself kept busy with renewed bouts of seasickness.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Windy in bursts”7 letters
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