storm

I

n.

atmospheric disturbance

1) to ride out, weather a storm (the ship finally rode out the storm)

2) a blinding; heavy, severe, violent storm

3) a dust; electrical storm; firestorm; hailstorm; ice storm; rainstorm; sandstorm; snowstorm; thunderstorm; tropical storm

4) a storm hits, strikes; rages

5) a storm blows itself out, blows over, subsides

6) a storm was gathering (also fig.)

disturbance, commotion

7) to raise, stir up a storm

8) a storm was brewing, gathering

assault, attack

(mil. and fig.)

9) to take by storm (the new play took Broadway by storm)

misc.

10) to talk up a storm (colloq.) ('to talk a great deal')

II

v. (d; intr.) ('to rush angrily') to storm into; out of (to storm out of a room)

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[stɔːm]

blows over

electrical storm

firestorm

gathering

hailstorm

heavy

ice storm

rages

rainstorm

sandstorm

severe

snowstorm

stir up a storm

strikes

subsides

thunderstorm

tropical storm

violent storm

weather a storm (the ship finally rode out the storm)

out of (to storm out of a room)

(d; intr.) ('to rush angrily') to storm into

['atmospheric disturbance'] to ride out

['disturbance, commotion'] to raise

a blinding

a dust

a storm blows itself out

a storm hits

a storm was brewing

['misc. '] to talk up a storm ('to talk a great deal'; colloq.)

a storm was gathering (also fig.)

['assault, attack'] (mil. and fig.) to take by storm (the new play took Broadway by storm)