How to Pronounce "squall"
word
ˈskwɔɫ
SKWAWL
skwˈɒl
sk-WOL
Definition
A squall is a sudden, strong burst of wind, often with rain, snow, or storms. It can also describe a loud, sudden cry.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈskwɔɫ
British English
skwˈɒl
Simplified Pronunciation
US
SKWAWL
UK
sk-WOL
Listen in Context
A sudden squall made the ship rock.
The children ran inside to escape the squall.
A squall of snow covered the road in minutes.
Out of nowhere, a cold squall blew across the lake.