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weather bomb

weather bomb noun: a large storm that evolves with little warning, usually as a result of a sudden drop in barometric pressure.

Noun

weather bomb (plural weather bombs)

  1. A large storm that evolves with little warning, usually as a result of a sudden drop in barometric pressure.

Synonyms of weather bomb

Forms of weather bomb

pluralweather bombs

Questions about weather bomb

What does weather bomb mean?
Weather bomb means a large storm that evolves with little warning, usually as a result of a sudden drop in barometric pressure.
What part of speech is weather bomb?
Weather bomb is a noun.
What is the plural of weather bomb?
The plural of weather bomb is weather bombs.

Words near weather bomb in the dictionary

  1. weather a point
  2. weather anchor
  3. weather anchors
  4. weather balloon
  5. weather balloons
  6. weather bomb
  7. weather bombs
  8. weather bow
  9. weather box
  10. weather boxes
  11. weather breeder

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