Storm

What do we mean by storm?

An atmospheric disturbance manifested in strong winds accompanied by rain, snow, or other precipitation and often by thunder and lightning. noun

A wind with a speed from 48 to 55 knots (55 to 63 miles per hour; 89 to 102 kilometers per hour), according to the Beaufort scale. noun

A heavy shower of objects, such as bullets or missiles. noun

A strong or violent outburst, as of emotion or excitement. noun

A violent disturbance or upheaval, as in political, social, or domestic affairs. noun

A violent, sudden attack on a fortified place. noun

A storm window. noun

To blow with strong winds and usually produce copious rain, snow, or other precipitation. intransitive verb

To behave or shout angrily; rant and rage. intransitive verb

To move or rush tumultuously, violently, or angrily. intransitive verb

To assault or capture suddenly: synonym: attack. intransitive verb

To travel around (a place) vigorously in an attempt to gain support. intransitive verb

To shout angrily. intransitive verb

(take by storm) To captivate completely. idiom

To blow with great force; also, to rain, hail, snow, or sleet, especially with violence: used impersonally: as, it storms.

To fume; scold; rage; be in a violent agitation or passion; raise a tempest.

To move with violence; rush angrily or impetuously: as, he stormed about the room.

To attack and attempt to take possession of, as by scaling walls or forcing gates or breaches; assault: as, to storm a fortified town: often used figuratively.

A disturbance of the normal condition of the atmosphere, manifesting itself by winds of unusual direction or force, or by rain (often with lightning and thunder), snow, or hail, or by several of these phenomena in combination; a tempest: also used with reference to precipitation only, as in hail-storm, thunder-storm, snow-storm. noun

Specifically— Technically, in nautical use, a wind of force 11 on the Beaufort scale, being that in which a man-of-war could carry only storm-staysails. noun

Any disturbed state of the atmosphere, especially as affecting the earth's surface, and strongly implying destructive or unpleasant weather.

A violent agitation of human society; a civil, political, or domestic commotion; violent outbreak.

A wind scale for very strong wind, stronger than a gale, less than a hurricane (10 or higher on the Beaufort scale).

A violent assault on a stronghold or fortified position.

A rare male with extraordinary powers over life, in general, but with special expertise in corralling females. Many believed the Storm species was extinct until a recent spotting in central Ohio. Urban Dictionary

A mutant with the ability to control weather. The character was introduced as part of the "new" X-Men in Giant-Size X-Men #1 (May 1975), in a story written by Len Wein and illustrated by Dave Cockrum. Since her introduction, Storm has remained one of the mainstays of the various X-Men comic book series and has been depicted in movies and animated television shows. Storm has always been depicted as a very spiritual person, and has always been depicted as a character who worships a deity she refers to as "Goddess." This is most frequently evident through her exclamations of "Goddess!" when she is startled. She gets hurt all the time when she fights, too slow I guess. Urban Dictionary

Hot girl with a fine ass that is so nosey and sometimes a bitch Urban Dictionary

A word used to describe when you have an orgasm and it leaves the whole room covered in white blotches of liquid rolling down the walls. Urban Dictionary

A word used as a commonplace alias by people attempting to make themselves cooler without having to put forth the effort of being original and/or unique. Some other words used in a similar fashion would be Blade, Doom, and any word that can be put infront of Dark. Urban Dictionary

FKN maddest female rapper ever. She was the only female member of Outlawz, YES that is Makaveli's band. YES Makaveli is Tupac Shakur. Hear her in the song Run Tha Streets and some others such as OG Hit Em UP. But u wont have that cos only i have the OG's!!!!! ahahahahahaha Urban Dictionary

Why are we naming kids storm? Urban Dictionary

A kick ass counter-strike player. Also named stormeh. Urban Dictionary

A monkey type looking ant. who dates little town children. his best friend is a nasty looking pizza face : Urban Dictionary

One of UK's most talented quake and overall top gamers, everyone loves him! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to storm:
storm, store, story, stork, stor, stoom, scorm, sturm, stom, stord, torm, storz, storr, stort, sorm, stora, slorm, strm.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word storm:
petrel, landfall, dissipated, surge, intensification, intensify, hurricane, cyclone, typhoon, intensified, winds, utc, weakened, convection, weakening, mph, tropical, shear, trough, intensity, weaken, flooding, rainfall, strengthened, tornadoes, tides, westward, northward, tracked, rains, attained, tornado, warning, depression, disturbance, bahamas, strengthening, forecast, ashore, flooded, damage, washed, sustained, bermuda, remnants, coastline, wind, offshore, curved, tide, inland, rain, damaged, peak, severe, subtropical, circulation, swept, precipitation, struck, gulf, peaking, minimal, waves, moderate, caused, category, slowly, weather, atlantic, rapidly, shadow, crossed, flood, snow, watch, inches, affected, strength, wave, heavy, causing, northeast, southeastern, cuba, weak, destroyed, shelter, caribbean, issued, peaked, afternoon, homes, hours, gradually, coast, status, ocean, approached, pressure.

Words that rhyme with storm:
form, platform, inform, conform, transform, norm, perform, warm, uniform, swarm, reform, brainstorm, lukewarm, dorm, cuneiform, landform, outperform, thunderstorm, snowstorm, deform, sandstorm, chloroform, forme, firestorm, rainstorm, hailstorm, barnstorm, freeform, torme, horme, windstorm, coliform, underperform, life form, plural form, orme, misinform, art form, political platform, claim form, word form, combining form, schwarm, weapons platform, free form, disinform, singular form, sonata form, application form, land reform, wave form, drilling platform, take form, order form, dress uniform, change form, age norm, verse form, military uniform, bound form, meteor swarm, space platform, citation form, leaf form, tax form, telegraph form, maidenform.

Adjectives that are often used to describe storm:
violent, great, terrible, severe, heavy, sudden, tropical, big, terrific, fierce, bad, tremendous, thyroid, furious, electrical, impending, magnetic, dreadful, perfect, fearful, wild, worst, blinding, mighty, late, recent, dust, awful, cyclonic, electric, emotional, cold, pitiless, threatening, snow, wind, huge, distant, revolutionary, dark, year, geomagnetic, frightful, oncoming, intense, sand, wintry, destructive, powerful, unexpected, veritable, deadly, devastating, fresh, equinoctial, day, atlantic, dangerous, angry, easterly, bitter, ferocious, occasional.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective storm:
mathisen, god, petrel, water, cloud, clouds, petrels, gods, king, troopers, surge, scenes, blast, gesellschaft, winds, wind, signals, tossed, wave, ship, cliff, warnings, bell, induced, schmidt, heyse, bound, fool, drainage, center, cross, stress, the, bird, clark, warning, song, trooper, substorm, van, spirit, troop, surges, keller, beaten, sewer, waves, centre, tide, drain, windows, sewage, mathiesen, mathison, track, sewers, pieces, detection, dickerson, sunset, raising, warriors, door, fiend, petersen, damaged, ages, doors, driven, swept, cards, paths, birds, runes, geats, brinkmann, cellar, stars, damage, music, fontane, myth, publishers, breeding, voices, making, verlag, tracks, generated, paul, longmire, leader, mommsen.

Words that sound like storm:
storm, starn, story, store, storms, swarm, stormy, storie, storey, stormed, stormer, sorm, sturm, storr, stora, strm, stoehr, store room, stoermer, stohr, stormo, star, starry, starr, stom, stara, staar, stari, sarm, storrow, stare, stem, steam, stair, steer, stores, stern, sworn, stong, stuart, stear, storing, stary, stero, steem, stam, stum, stim, stome, stime, stere, stayer, stort, stearn, sture, sorn, stour, sterr, stirn, stoor, stier, sterne, stamm, steere, storrs, stemm, stumm, styer, stower, scorm, stuhr, storz, sterry, sterre, stehr, storen, stoom, steuer, steyr, steier, styr, steyer, stimme, stahr, stemme, styra, stumme, stuur, starch, starring, smarm, starrs, sidearm, sarn, starnes, staart, staan, scarm, starner, side arm.