typhoon
/ˈtaɪfuːn/Definitions
1. noun
A intense, rotating low-pressure weather system that forms over warm ocean waters in the western Pacific Ocean, typically bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall.
“The city was hit by a powerful typhoon that caused widespread destruction.”
2. verb
To be affected by a typhoon, especially in a severe way.
“The island was typhooned by the storm, leaving many homes without power.”