squall in Irish
squall in Irish is osóg — squall means a sudden, brief, and violent storm, often with strong winds and rain or snow.
squall in Irish
osóg
(often, nautical) A sudden storm, as found in a squall line.
What does "squall" mean?
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noun A sudden, brief, and violent storm, often with strong winds and rain or snow.
"A squall blew in off the lake and capsized the small boat."
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verb To cry or wail loudly, especially of a baby.
"The baby squalled all through the flight."
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squall in a sentence
- A squall blew in off the lake and capsized the small boat.
- The baby squalled all through the flight.
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What is "squall" in Irish?
"squall" in Irish is osóg. squall means: A sudden, brief, and violent storm, often with strong winds and rain or snow.
How do you use "squall" in a sentence?
Example: "A squall blew in off the lake and capsized the small boat." In Irish, "squall" is osóg.
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