windshake

/ˈwaɪndʃeɪk/

Definitions

1. noun

A sudden and violent gust of wind, typically causing loss or damage.

“The storm left behind a trail of destruction after a strong windshake hit the city.”

2. verb

To cause or be caused to move violently by a gust of wind.

“The tree was windshaken to the ground by the strong gusts during the hurricane.”

Synonyms

  • gust
  • squall

Antonyms

  • calm
  • stillness