Use of the word waterspout in a sentence example

waterspout

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The waterspout, sometimes taken for a long-tailed dragon, is a huge sea-serpent, according to the Wanika of East Africa (Tylor i. [Please select]

It was either magic or some very curious machinery that caused the gushing waterspout to assume all these forms. [Please select]

A waterspout had burst up among the moorlands, and the river, in its power, was at hand. [Please select]

By this flood, we may judge of the waterspout's power of suction. [Please select]

The waterspout Dampier describes as the small ragged part of a cloud, hanging down from the blackest part. [Please select]

It was a waterspout beginning to work within a quarter of a mile of the ship in the wind's eye. [Please select]

Dick promptly climbed out of the window, and sliding down the waterspout, reached the roof and went in pursuit of the ball. [Please select]

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