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Squall Line - Noun

A squall line refers to a line of severe thunderstorms that form along or ahead of a cold front. It is characterized by a series of intense, rapidly moving storms producing strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and sometimes tornadoes.

Sample Sentence:

The squall line moving through the region brought damaging winds and heavy downpours.

Squall Line - Nautical Term

In nautical terms, a squall line refers to a line of bad weather characterized by sudden strong winds and often accompanied by heavy rain or storms. Sailors and boaters need to be cautious when encountering a squall line as it can create hazardous conditions at sea.

Sample Sentence:

As the boat sailed closer to the squall line, the captain instructed the crew to secure all loose items and prepare for rough weather.

Squall Line - Popular Usage

In popular usage, a squall line can also refer to a sudden outburst of emotions or a group of people rushing forward aggressively.

Sample Sentence:

When the winner was announced, there was a squall line of excitement and cheers from the crowd.

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