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etymological origin of | eng: squaller |
etymological origin of | eng: squallish |
etymological origin of | eng: squally |
has derived form | eng: squalled |
has derived form | eng: squaller |
has derived form | eng: squalling |
has derived form | eng: squalls |
has derived form | eng: squally |
lexical category | noun |
lexical category | verb |
semantically related | eng: Caribbean |
semantically related | eng: Gulf of Mexico |
semantically related | eng: boom |
semantically related | eng: elegance |
semantically related | eng: enjoyment |
semantically related | eng: gust |
semantically related | eng: hurlwind |
semantically related | eng: lightning |
semantically related | eng: lustre |
semantically related | eng: nail |
semantically related | eng: relish |
semantically related | eng: sapor |
semantically related | eng: sartorial |
semantically related | eng: smash |
semantically related | eng: smatch |
semantically related | eng: storm |
semantically related | eng: tempest |
semantically related | eng: titbit |
semantically related | eng: underset |
semantically related | eng: vigor |
semantically related | eng: w:Paul Chadwick |
translation | fin: parkua |
translation | fin: rääkyä |
translation | fra: brailler |
translation | fra: hurler |
translation | mkd: цимоли |
translation | mkd: цмиздри |
translation | mkd: црка |
translation | nld: windstoot |
translation | pol: szkwał |
translation | rus: визжать |
translation | rus: вопить |
translation | rus: шквал |
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