cumulus

/ˈkjuːmjʊləs/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of cloud characterized by a puffy, rounded shape and a flat base, often seen on warm, sunny days.

“The hikers marveled at the majestic cumulus clouds drifting lazily across the sky.”

2. adjective

Having a rounded or swollen shape, often referring to clouds or clouds-like formations.

“The cumulus hills rose gently from the horizon.”

Synonyms

  • marble cloud
  • puffy cloud

Antonyms

  • fog
  • stratus