squalled
past simple and past participle ofsquall
squall
verb[I]
uk/skwɔːl/us/skwɑːl/(especiallyof ababy) to make aloud,sharpnoise
Sounds made by humans with their mouths
- catcall
- caterwauling
- crow
- crunch
- embouchure
- glug
- groan
- growl
- hiss
- laugh, shout, scream, etc.yourhead offidiom
- mewl
- raspberry
- splutter
- squall
- vocalization
- whistle
- whoop
- wolf whistle
- yelp
- yowl
Examplesofsqualled
squalled
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
Very often the eagles have beensqualleddown by the parrots.
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However, the defensive efforts weresqualled.
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- narrow margin
- narrow market
- narrow-market
- narrow-minded
- narrow-minded
- narrow-mindedness
- narrow-mindedness
- narrow money
- narrow-money
- narrow nationalism
- narrow neck
- narrowness
- narrow passage
- narrow path
- narrow pathway
- narrow perspective
- narrow range
- narrow ridge
- narrow road
- narrows
- narrow scope
- narrow segment
- narrow self-interest
- narrow something down
- narrow space