Stormy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STORMY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• wild, tempestuous
• (of weather) characterized by strong winds and usually rain, thunder, lightning, or snow
• (of the sea or sky) having large waves or dark clouds because of windy or rainy conditions
• full of angry or violent outbursts of feeling
• characterized by storms
• (especially of weather) affected or characterized by storms or commotion
• characterized by violent emotions or behavior
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• storming

Words related to STORMY

goustrous10 gurly9 oragious9 stormier10 stormiest11 stormily13 storminess12

How to use STORMY in a sentence

• The stormy waves of the North Sea were ever moaning and threatening at the gates, and ever and anon a breach would be made, and the labor of generations annulled.
• It was dark and stormy, and he drove up in a buggy.
• This appearance is said to occur only at the time of full moon, and to be indicative of stormy and rainy weather.
• Stormy worlds, or gentle flower, God proclaims His sovereign power.
• Let us pass over his stormy life, and hear what he says when, on the pinnacle of earthly power and glory, he was approaching its close.
• This great truth rises like a rock amid stormy seas, and many is the sailor struggling in salt and bitter waters who cannot yet believe it is to be found.
• But I fear the poor thing is in much danger amongst these stormy spirits.
• But, after all, we reflected, what is one ship in this vast expanse of stormy seas? In vain we tried to derive some comfort from this.
• It was probably during one of the intervals of this stormy period that the rival kings in Babylonia joined forces against a common enemy and invaded the Western Land.
• It caught a gale crossing the stormy Bight, and for two days no progress was made.
• The weather, though so bitterly cold, was far from stormy, yet the difficulty of rowing was increased naturally when we got out into the heavier waters of the sea.
• For just a few days after Sheikh Ahmed had gone away the monsoon had burst, and the stormy weather would account for Baji Lal and his wife remaining much at home.
• He had spent a stormy ten minutes with old Pasquale demanding his rights and had issued from the encounter without profit.
• The motion for leave to bring in this bill was passed without a division, and it was introduced on the 21st of April, on which occasion another stormy debate occurred.
• A stormy debate followed, several members maintaining that there never had been an instance of so arbitrary and unconstitutional an attempt as ministers were now making.
• Thence comes it that the lake, which is named Peipus after her, always rises in billows and stormy waves.
• In one stormy decade he tore the cloak from the Mother of Parliaments, reducing her to a plain-speaking democratic machine.
• The Danube is so fiercely agitated by the stormy wind, that it rises into waves like a sea.
• He was in command of the Department of the Pacific during this stormy period of which I am speaking.
• They had had rather a stormy scene in the library, half an hour before.
• Several gentlemen of the Committee essayed to speak from the windows, but were received with howls and curses from the stormy tumult below.
• Stormy day followed stormy day, and still they found no trace of Marion, got no glimpse of Jack.
• Two stormy days kept us within doors most of the time.
• Stanton presiding, and proved to be the most stormy and unsatisfactory meeting ever held.
• The sky lost its bright blue friendliness and changed into a menacing gray, the gray of stormy water.
• As it was late in the year, and the night dark and stormy, orders were given for the fleet to put to sea.

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