All 13 Uses

squall
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Where the Red Fern Grows
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It was too much for him and he took off down the street, squalling like a scalded cat.†
p. 2.6
Samie told her with his spitting and squalling.†
p. 13.1
With one loud squall, he scooted under the barn.†
p. 13.9
He would carry that churn lid all over the house, squalling and growling.†
p. 66.8
I was met by a loud squall.†
p. 70.3 *
On seeing my movement, the coon let out another squall.†
p. 70.7
The coon started squalling as soon as we came in sight.†
p. 73.8
He let out a loud squall, growled, and showed his teeth.†
p. 74.2
I heard the ringtail squall when she grabbed him.†
p. 109.8
I could hear the dying squalls of the coon and the deep growls of Old Dan.†
p. 110.3
At the crack of the gun, the coon gave a loud squall and jumped.†
p. 212.2
Hearing a squall of pain from Little Ann, I turned.†
p. 235.3
With a squall of pain and rage, the big cat rolled over on his side, dragging Little Ann with him.†
p. 255.2

Definitions:

(1) (squall as in: a squall blew in)
sudden strong winds; or a storm -- usually at sea or in the snow
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
a loud cry or any commotion or disturbance such as an argument