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1. (adj.) billowy
characterized by billows; surging:
a rough, billowy sea.
Etymology: (1605–15)
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1. (adj) billowy, billowing(a), surging
characterized by great swelling waves or surges
"billowy storm clouds"; "the restless billowing sea"; "surging waves"
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1. (adj) billowy
of or pertaining to billows; swelling or swollen into large waves; full of billows or surges; resembling billows
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Sense: a large wave.
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 Afrikaans: golwend |
 Arabic: مَوْجي |
 Bulgarian: издигащ се на талази |
 Brazilian: encapelado |
 Czech: rozvlněný, dmoucí se |
 German: wogend |
 Danish: bølgende; svulmende |
 Greek: κυματιστός, κυματώδης |
 Spanish: de oleaje |
 Estonian: lainetav |
 Farsi: پر موج؛ پرتلاطم |
 Finnish: aaltoileva |
 French: houleux |
 Hebrew: מִתַמֵר, עולֶה כְּנַחשוֹל |
 Hindi: लहरदार |
 Croatian: valovit, lelujav |
 Hungarian: hullámzó |
 Indonesian: berombak |
 Icelandic: öldóttur; svellandi |
 Italian: (che si leva a ondate) |
 Japanese: 大きくうねる |
 Korean: 큰 물결의 |
 Lithuanian: banguojantis |
 Latvian: bangojošs |
 Malay: berombak besar |
 Dutch: golvend |
 Norwegian: bølgende; svulmende |
 Polish: wzburzony |
 Persian: پر موج؛ پرتلاطم |
 Pashto: پړڅپه |
 Portuguese: encapelado |
 Romanian: agitat |
 Russian: вздымающийся |
 Slovak: vzdúvajúci sa |
 Slovenian: razburkan |
 Serbian: ustalasan |
 Swedish: vågig, böljande |
 Thai: เหมือนคลี่นใหญ่ |
 Turkish: dalgalı |
 Taiwanese: 巨浪的 |
 Ukrainian: такий, що здіймається (пр |
 Urdu: ٹھاٹھیں مارتا ہوا |
 Vietnamese: nổi sóng cồn |
 Chinese: 巨浪的 |
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