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ETYM Old Eng. thunder, thonder, thoner, AS. thunor.
A booming or crashing noise caused by air expanding along the path of a bolt of lightning.

1. To be the case that thunder is being heard; SYN. boom.
2. To move fast, noisily, and heavily
3. To make or produce a loud noise
4. To utter words loudly and forcefully; SYN. roar.

Množina: Thunder Bays

City and port on Lake Superior, Ontario, Canada, formed by the union of Port Arthur and its twin city of Fort William to the S; industries include shipbuilding, timber, paper, wood pulp, and export of wheat.

Množina: thunder eggs

Chalcedony in rounded concretionary nodules.

Množina: thunder lizards

Brontosaurus

Množina: thunder snakes

Small reddish wormlike snake of eastern United States; SYN. worm snake, Carphophis amoenus.

Množina: thunder-peals

Množina: thunderbirds

(Mythology) The spirit of thunder and lightning believed by Native Americans to take the shape of a great bird.
Legendary bird of the Native Americans, the creator of storms. It is said to produce thunder by flapping its wings and lightning by opening and closing its eyes.
As carved on totem poles, the Thunderbird is modeled on the pileated woodpecker Dryocopus pileatus.

Množina: Thunderbolts

Town in Georgia (USA).

Množina: thunderbolts

A discharge of lightning accompanied by thunder; SYN. bolt, bolt of lightning.

Singular of thunderbolts is thunderbolt.

Množina: thunderclaps

A single sharp crash of thunder.

Singular of thunderclaps is thunderclap.

Množina: thunderclouds

A cloud charged with electricity, and producing lightning and thunder.

Singular of thunderclouds is thundercloud.