waterspout

Another minute, and he was going off like a waterspout.

The waterspout likely remained on the water for nearly 20 minutes.

"But you called a waterspout when those ships came after us."

To the moment the waterspouts arose, what experience could they have had?

The general shape is like a small waterspout but they should not be considered related.

Tonight, it again appeared to carry me through the air, away from the waterspout.

I said, "How did you know it was a waterspout?"

Most waterspouts, however, are much less violent than a tornado.

A waterspout kicked up where no breath of wind was in evidence.

Another waterspout shot up a little further out, and then another.

He had created another great waterspout, and by chance it was rushing directly toward them.

A waterspout, a liquid column of water, fell upon us.

Waterspouts off the coast are somewhat more common, hitting about once every five years.

Within the waterspout is an area of rising air currents and relatively low pressure.

It could as easily have been a waterspout, or an undertow.

"He showed it to me inside the waterspout," said Alvin.

A small waterspout was reported off the coast of Aberdeenshire.

"Waterspouts can do such to a ship as well."

"The waterspout carried us so high that the blue went out of the sky.

The boat turned north to skirt the waterspout and picked up speed.

I turned to the sea and saw the waterspout dying, withering.

He curled his fingers like a child doing the waterspout rhyme.

I had to wait until a waterspout tore the roof off to see the naked people inside.

A funnel cloud that makes contact with water is called a waterspout.

I think a waterspout would probably take care of it, don't you?"