squalled
Howled like wind
Squalled is the past tense of squall, meaning to cry out loudly and harshly, especially of infants or young children: The baby squalled through the night.
Squall can also describe sudden violent wind gusts, often with rain or snow, so squalled may describe weather: A storm squalled across the harbor.
Cried out sharply
- wailedCried out mournfully
- howledUttered prolonged cry
- screamedUttered a piercing cry
- yelledSpoke very loudly
bellowed · screeched · bawled · cried · sobbed · whimpered · caterwauled · yowled
Wept or shouted
- wailedCried out mournfully
- bawledWept noisily, uncontrollably
- fussedWorried over trifles
- sobbedWept audibly and convulsively
whimpered · screamed · colicky · howled · tantrum · nursery · newborn · teething
Blew in bursts
- blewMoved air forcefully
- ragedExpressed violent emotion
- blusteredSpoke aggressively, emptily
- tempestViolent windstorm or turmoil
gale · downpour · cloudburst · torrential · thunderstorm · deluge · windswept · lashed
shrieked
Cried out sharply
yelled · bellowed · screeched · bawled · cried · sobbed · whimpered · caterwauled · yowled · squawked
cried
Wept or shouted
sobbed · whimpered · screamed · colicky · howled · tantrum · nursery · newborn · teething · inconsolable
gusted
Blew in bursts
tempest · gale · downpour · cloudburst · torrential · thunderstorm · deluge · windswept · lashed · howled
squalledcalmed
Made tranquil
cleared · fair weather · good weather · nice weather · stilled
- snow squallSudden intense snowstorm
- rain squallBrief, intense windblown shower
- squall lineLinear thunderstorm formation
- white squallUnexpected marine windstorm