Noun:

పెద్ద వేవ్, అల,

Verb:

ఊపుటకు,

billows's Usage Examples:

between billows; so at nightfall, the Nantucketer, out of sight of land, furls his sails, and lays him to his rest, while under his very pillow rush herds.

Barrackpore to Shyamnagar, is an expanse of chimneys that pierce the sky like a cardiogram…Smoke billows from only one or two of them.

gymnasia, but tossing in the fiery billows … What quaestor or priest in his munificence will bestow on you the favour of seeing and exulting in such things as.

my heart full sore For the Norns, whose wrath I would now escape; But the lofty billows bore me undrowned, Till to land I came, so I longer must live.

Billow or billows may refer to: Wave Wind wave Billow maidens, Norse mythological wave maidens Andrew Billow (1924–2003), American politician Richard Billows.

was delivered of her travail by the birth of Apollon and Artemis : ‘for aforetime,’ says Pindaros, ‘it was tossed by the billows, by the blasts of all manner.

One journalist recalled an occasion on which Pratt lost his notes but did not lose his composure:His remarks were written in two-inch-caliber chirography on the reverse of a roll of wall-paper, which the orator unwrapped as he proceeded until he was almost lost to view in the billows of white.

the fosterage before going in a ship or vessel, you will come safe and prosperous without danger from waves and billows.

Channel billows only recoil from the base of the Eddystone, triumphantly to overleap its summit with their scud.

" "Tiphys himself wearies by his labours the heavy billows and the tiller that will not hear him.

Synonyms:

soar upwards, cloud, zoom, surge, soar, soar up, wallow,

Antonyms:

ascend, recede, rise, reduce, understate,