Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gail
noun
/ɡeɪl/
Definition
A strong, current wind, especially one that occurs in a specific region.
Examples
- The gail swept across the fields, bending the tall grass low.
- We had to secure the tents because a gail was predicted for the night.
- During the gail, the trees swayed dangerously close to the house.
Meaning
Gail commonly refers to a strong and gusty wind, often associated with stormy weather. It can also evoke a sense of atmosphere related to forceful breezes.
Synonyms
- storm
- gust
- hurricane
- tempest
- windstorm
