| Winds |
| Squalls |
| Northers |
| Outbursts |
| Big blows |
| Big winds |
| Some winds |
| High winds |
| Wind gusts |
| Nor'easters |
| Stiff winds |
| Storm winds |
| Heavy winds |
| Major blows |
| Strong blows |
| Strong winds |
| Mighty winds |
| Severe blows |
| Serious blows |
| Ketch tippers |
| Howling winds |
| Powerful winds |
| Branch breakers |
| Walloping winds |
| Lots of laughter |
| Sea-lane hazards |
| Blasts from above |
| They totally blow |
| Units of laughter? |
| Writer Zona et al. |
| Laughter outbursts |
| Bursts of laughter |
| Nor'easter features |
| Amounts of laughter |
| Hurricane harbingers |
| Branch-breaking winds |
| Fragrant marsh shrubs |
| Outbursts of laughter |
| Beaufort-scale readings |
| Beaufort scale listings |
| Winds of 32–63 m.p.h. |
| Laughter sounds, perhaps |
| Laughter, metaphorically |
| Winds averaging 50 m.p.h. |
| Hurricanes' little cousins |
| Outbursts, as of laughter. |
| Beaufort scale measurements |
| Large quantities of laughter |
| Large quantities of laughter, e.g. |
| They rate high on the Beaufort scale |
| They're 7 to 10 on the Beaufort scale |
| Winds that are nearly hurricane-force |