What is another word for squalling?
Pronunciation:
[ skwˈɒlɪŋ], [ skwˈɒlɪŋ], [ s_k_w_ˈɒ_l_ɪ_ŋ]
Synonyms for Squalling:
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adj.
• all -
n.
• yowl -
v.
• bawl • blowing- Storming ,
- Ventilating ,
- blowing ,
- blustering ,
- breezing ,
- drafting ,
- exhaling ,
- gusting ,
- puffing ,
- raging ,
- roaring ,
- wailing .
- bay ,
- bellow ,
- call out ,
- cheer ,
- clamor ,
- exclaim ,
- holler ,
- raise voice ,
- roar ,
- squawk ,
- vociferate ,
- whoop ,
- yap ,
- yawp .
- aggress ,
- assail ,
- assault ,
- beset ,
- blow violently ,
- bluster ,
- breathe fire ,
- burn up ,
- carry on ,
- charge ,
- come at ,
- drizzle ,
- drop ,
- fly ,
- fume ,
- go on ,
- pour ,
- rage ,
- rain ,
- rant ,
- rave ,
- rip ,
- scold ,
- set in ,
- sizzle ,
- sound off ,
- spit ,
- stalk ,
- steam up ,
- stomp ,
- strike ,
- take by storm ,
- take on ,
- tear ,
- thunder .
- cry the blues ,
- fuss ,
- jowl ,
- kick ,
- repine .
Other relevant words:
- bemoan ,
- bewail ,
- blub ,
- break down ,
- burst into tears ,
- caterwaul ,
- choke up ,
- complain ,
- crack up ,
- deplore ,
- fret ,
- grieve ,
- groan ,
- keen ,
- lament ,
- let go ,
- let it all out ,
- mewl ,
- moan ,
- mourn ,
- put on the weeps ,
- regret ,
- ring the blues ,
- shed bitter tears ,
- sigh ,
- sniff ,
- snivel ,
- sorrow ,
- turn on waterworks ,
- whimper ,
- whine ,
- yammer .
- Abusing ,
- Addressing ,
- Anticipating ,
- Blackguarding ,
- Caterwauling ,
- Disputing ,
- Flurrying ,
- Griping ,
- Mewling ,
- Predicting ,
- Prognosticating ,
- Racketing ,
- Squawking ,
- Whooping ,
- bawling ,
- beefing ,
- bellowing ,
- bellyaching ,
- blasting ,
- brawling ,
- calling ,
- complaining ,
- cry out ,
- crying ,
- exclaiming ,
- foreboding ,
- grousing ,
- hallooing ,
- hollering ,
- howling ,
- naming ,
- phoning ,
- piping ,
- promising ,
- scream ,
- screaming ,
- screeching ,
- shouting ,
- shrieking ,
- shrilling ,
- skelping ,
- squally ,
- squeaking ,
- squealing ,
- squirming ,
- telephoning ,
- ululate ,
- unquiet ,
- visiting ,
- yelling ,
- yelping .
How to use "Squalling" in context?
Do you know the difference between a baby and a cat? A baby squeals when they are happy, sad, or surprised. A cat usually hisses or growls when it is feeling angry or threatened. While there are certainly similarities between babies and cats, there are also huge differences. One of the biggest of which is that babies squeal quite a bit, whereas cats usually only hiss or growl in response to being threatened or angry.
It turns out that the reason babies squeal so much is because the sound makes their parents happy. When a baby is happy, their muscles involuntarily contract, producing the sound known scientifically as laughter.
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