Squall

skwawl, v.i. to cry out violently.— n. a loud cry or scream: a violent gust of wind.— n. Squall′er .— adj. Squall′y , abounding or disturbed with squalls or gusts of wind: gusty, blustering: threatening a squall.— White squall , a tropical whirlwind, coming on without warning other than a small white cloud. [Scand., Sw. sqvala , to gush out.]