- - They have high ratings on the Beaufort scale
- - Beaufort scale listings
- - They're 7 to 10 on the Beaufort scale
- - They rate high on the Beaufort scale
- - Beaufort scale measurements
- - 7 to 10 on the Beaufort Scale
- - Beaufort scale measures
- - Beaufort-scale readings
- - Beaufort scale entries.
- - Sailing dangers
- - Wild winds
- - Strong winds from the east accepted by young ladies
- - strong winds woman's heard
- - rough drafts?
- - Some wind, as leg cocked up
- - Storm & Gordon
- - Super powerful winds
- - Very strong winds
- - Winds that are nearly hurricane-force
- - They totally blow
- - Laughter sounds, perhaps
- - Windstorms
- - Strong breezes
- - Big winds
- - Strong winds
- - High winds
- - Howling winds
- - Branch-breaking winds
- - Heavy winds
- - Blasts from above
- - Powerful winds
- - Hurricane harbingers
- - Serious blows
- - Storm winds
- - Strong blows
- - Nor'easter features
- - Branch breakers
- - Laughter, metaphorically
- - Amounts of laughter
- - Forceful outbursts
- - Outbursts of laughter
- - Lots of laughter
- - Wind gusts
- - Mighty winds
- - Severe blows
- - Outbursts, as of laughter
- - Large quantities of laughter, e.g.
- - Stiff winds
- - Laughter outbursts
- - Gusts
- - Strong air currents
- - Winds stronger than strong breezes
- - Bursts of laughter
- - Large quantities of laughter
- - Big blows on the main
- - Big blows at sea
- - Walloping winds
- - Ketch tippers
- - Fragrant marsh shrubs
- - Winds of 32–63 m.p.h.
- - Northers
- - Hurricanes' little cousins
- - Sea-lane hazards
- - Writer Zona et al.
- - Weather prediction.
- - Winds averaging 50 m.p.h.
- - Major blows
- - Weather forecast
- - Some winds
- - Winds
- - Storms.
- - Nor'easters
- - Squalls
- - Big blows.
- - Outbursts.
- - Units of laughter?
- - Weather phenomena.
- - ...... of laughter
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