1. characterized by sudden violent gusts of wind, often with rain or snow
Usage: meteorological

1. present participle of squall: crying loudly and harshly
2. present participle of squall: blowing in sudden violent gusts
Usage: meteorological

Examples

• The squalling winds made it dangerous to drive.
• We stayed inside during the squalling storm.
• The baby was squalling in the next room.
• She heard the child squalling from upstairs.
• The squalling weather forced the cancellation of the outdoor event.
• Rain was squalling against the windows.
• The squalling infant kept everyone awake.