clouds

Phonetic Respelling: [ lahyt-n ]

Definition:

n. a visible mass of tiny condensed water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere; v. make overcast

Sentence:

The sky will lighten when the dark clouds move away.

More example sentences:

The sky will lighten when the dark clouds move away.

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What color were clouds at the end of the day?

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What are puffy white clouds a sign of?

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Rain clouds can darken the sky.

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When are the clouds pink and purple?

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Where were the clouds Not in the sky?

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What did the clouds become?

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I began to doze off as I stared at the oncoming oneiric clouds.

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The moonbeam shone through the clouds.

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From what kind of clouds do drizzle or snow flurries fall?

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The nimbostratus clouds changed the mood of the outdoor party.

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The clouds looked like puffs of smoke.

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'The wind blew in chilling gusts, and gray clouds scudded across the sky.' What does 'scudded' mean?

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Which clouds are the massive anvil shaped storm clouds?

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When Billy saw dark clouds gathering he knew it would rain.

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Synonyms:

overcast; fog; thunderhead; darken

Antonyms:

sun

Clouds rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • crowd's
  • crowds
  • douds
  • dowds
  • shrouds