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Meanings of heavy swell in English
Catalan
mar de fons Spanish
mar de fondo Usage of heavy swell in English
1
There is nearly always a heavy swell there, even in fair weather.
2
Dec. 21st.-A heavy swell from the south-west rolling us about most uncomfortably.
3
There is the heavy swell and the solemn roar of the great Atlantic.
4
A heavy swell and high winds have been hampering search efforts.
5
The coloured beau, a heavy swell, in spats and a van Bibber overcoat.
6
Wind at W. but a heavy swell from the sea prevented our sailing.
7
The order was given as the vessel began to pitch in a heavy swell.
8
The launch was picked up on a heavy swell and hurled against the houseboat.
9
On the 8th a heavy swell came from the south-east.
10
Outside there was a heavy swell, and the wind was freshening from the west.
11
Then a haze covered all the land, and a heavy swell beat towards it.
12
The wind was now from the west, light breezes, with a long heavy swell.
13
The fact is, that he is both a heavy drinker and a heavy swell.
14
The pack remained close, and on the 21st a heavy swell made the situation dangerous.
15
A tea planter in India is a heavy swell.
16
There was quite a heavy swell on, and the ocean did not appear very attractive.
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Translations for heavy swell
Spanish
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Heavy swell across language varieties
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