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Meanings of billowing in English
Usage of billowing in English
1
Thicker pulsed the lances of the aurora; changed to vast billowing curtains.
2
In the distance, a plume of dust was billowing off the road.
3
She hunched, ready for combat, a hand groping at the billowing curtains.
4
The spray boomed up in billowing clouds from the river far below.
5
Great featherbed clouds are billowing across the sun, their edges brilliant silver.
6
The slow tolling of a bell came billowing out through the silence.
7
He was nearly past when a slight breeze set her skirts billowing.
8
Now she makes billowing, building-sized sculptures, made of natural and synthetic fibers.
9
The 260-kiloton bomb floated gracefully down to earth on a billowing parachute.
10
They were billowing again, flapping noisily as they blew into the room.
11
The tree was lush with foliage, billowing slightly in the freshening breeze.
12
Tom's eyes focused in horror on the wreckage enveloped by still-billowing dust.
13
Yellowlegs was knocked away, collapsing in a heap of billowing brown robes.
14
The billowing orange top, the garish patterned trousers and the redneck haircut.
15
It was spread beneath her on the ground, billowing out like wings.
16
The isolation tent billowing in the wind like a living, breathing organism.
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Billowing through the time
Billowing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common