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squalling Definition and Meaning in English (squalling definition)

verb
Synonyms:cryingwailingbawling
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Squalling definition: Describing the act of a baby or small child crying loudly and continuously, often in distress or anger.

Definitions of Squalling

  1. 1verb

    Describing the act of a baby or small child crying loudly and continuously, often in distress or anger.

  2. 2adjective

    Referring to a period characterized by strong, sudden gusts of wind or a brief, violent storm.

Example Sentences

“The baby was squalling all night, keeping everyone awake.”

“A squalling wind swept across the deck of the ship.”

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infinitivesquall
third person singularsqualls
past tensesqualled
agent nounsqualler

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Squalling definition: Describing the act of a baby or small child crying loudly and continuously, often in distress or anger.
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'Squalling' translates to 'squalling' in English. Squalling definition: Describing the act of a baby or small child crying loudly and continuously, often in distress or anger.
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