thundercloud

IPA: θˈʌndɝkɫˈaʊd

(meteorology) A large, dark cloud, usually a cumulonimbus, charged with electricity and producing thunder and lightning; a storm cloud.
(by extension, figurative) Something menacing and brooding.

Examples of "thundercloud" in Sentences

When the thundercloud is over the cork, click the cloud.
He goes off to play a DVD game, looking like a thundercloud.
The sword/staff drawing a line along the curve of the thundercloud is a brilliant touch.
The black man in Los Angeles sitting on the curb, a thundercloud of smoke rushing out his lips.
If I cared about numbers I would measure these shadows and thundercloud bruises and stagnant mosquito magnet hours.
Erratic trails of water that meet in a puddle in another untitled photograph look like lightning from an inverted thundercloud.
But I know you heard us, our locks, our curls weighed down with mist, salt wind, rainstorm, thundercloud, stilled by our audible voices.
Johnson will also be taking this week off to enjoy a brief family break, though Mrs Johnson may struggle to relax with such a dark thundercloud hanging over the breakfast table.