Definitionn. a slide of large masses of snow and ice and mud down a mountain
Last update: June 15, 2015
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She jumped aside, allowing the fowl avalanche to plunge down the trail. [Please select]
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A veritable avalanche of savage beasts rolled over him and threw him heavily to the ground. [Please select]
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It was what men call an avalanche--a torrent of snow slipping down from the higher peaks. [Please select]
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She was indeed a whirlwind of language, an avalanche of emotion. [Please select]
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Was it a storm or an avalanche slipping or falling water. [Please select]
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"He'll be ridin' an avalanche pretty soon," muttered Slone. [Please select]
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The avalanche started slowly and was evidently no mere surface slide. [Please select]
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They were, however, ready to consider that kernel as being of the smallest possible dimensions, so that they might occasionally get rid of it altogether without losing anything of the mass of the avalanche. [Please select]
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Such an avalanche was now about to take place, and it was this that caused Joe to utter his cry of alarm and warning. [Please select]
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