Definitionn. a windstorm that lifts up clouds of dust or sand
Last update: August 5, 2015
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After all, methinks that a snowstorm cannot be more dreaded than a sandstorm, and we have faced those before now. [Please select]
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McClellan, riding in with his staff toward evening, found himself in a sandstorm of news, through which nothing could be distinctly observed. [Please select]
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You don't mean--you cannot mean that it was my brother Will who was lost in that sandstorm on the desert. [Please select]
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One day there came a sandstorm from the southwest, as usual. [Please select]
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The fenders on the old truck, just in normal driving, flopped like a crow's wings trying to fly upstream in a sandstorm. [Please select]
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I'd like to get inside of that outfit; I'd go through it like a sandstorm. [Please select]
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Some weeks later in the desert a great sandstorm overtook us in which we barely escaped with our lives. [Please select]
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It is said that the village which surrounded the church was buried by a sandstorm in the fourteenth century. [Please select]
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