hailstorm

Synonyms for hailstorm

noun moisture in air or falling from sky

noun. moisture in air or falling from sky

1690s, from hail (n.) + storm (n.).

He was aware of the hailstorm of boulders that were thick in the air.

Large crystals of salt fell—in a hailstorm—Aug. 20, 1870, in Switzerland.

"I don't think it will be as bad as it was during that hailstorm," answered Tom.

Maybe they were on the road and ran here for shelter from the hailstorm.

I glanced out on the water, and the spattering shot were like a hailstorm.

Fort Duchesne was still in sight when a hailstorm struck us.

They rode off in a hailstorm that gradually became a torrential rain.

The witches then cause a hailstorm, in order to spoil the crops and the fruit.

One by one the girls were battered into silence by a hailstorm of words.

The bullets rained as thick in the water as you ever saw a hailstorm.