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squally

How to use squally in a sentence

The ensuing day the weather was still squally and unsettled.

"Looks rather squally in Europe," Courtney observed, as the dice were deciding the privilege of signing the check.

Matters look squally ahead, no hay, and grass not an ell high, and growing downwards at that.

I've been a listenin' to you and that lubber that doesn't know a whale's a fish, and it looks squally to me.

On the 9th at nine o'clock in the morning the weather became squally and a body of thick black clouds collected in the east.

From the 1st to 3d of January it was squally, with frequent showers of rain; 4th cloudy, but no rain; 5th rained nearly all day.

She had met with squally weather, and had been obliged to cut away her best bower anchor, but suffered no other damage.

The weather was now very variable, often sultry, at other times squally, with occasional showers.

Scud is a name given by sailors to the lowest clouds; which are mostly observed in squally weather.

The night was very dark and squally, but on this side of the Island we were sheltered.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985