scud

Overhead the scud was flying with more wind than we could feel, and we had cause to be anxious.

He was compelled to shelter for a moment on its lee side, whilst a scud of snow and sleet passed like an icy whirlwind.

And yet the craft so signalling is on the scud before a stiff breeze, with all sail set, stays taut, not a rope out of place!

Support me against Master Cap for five minutes, and all that man can do towards saving the Scud shall be done.

The scud, as it struck the port bow, flew like shot across the deck.

Scud walked slowly down the heaving gangway that connected the rocks with the float.

It is possible that a patch of scud may become sufficiently dense and electrified to make a shower, but I have never observed one.

Away we scud, passing ships that think they are going pretty fast, but, O Neptune!

"There's your craft," said the Inspector, pointing as he spoke to a big vessel showing dimly through the scud to starboard of us.

A scud of rain lashed the carriage windows as their train shot out of the Underground at Walham Green.