scudding
- n the act of moving along swiftly (as before a gale)
- v run or move very quickly or hastily
- v run before a gale
- As the plane sank lower and lower toward Rangoon, I looked through scudding clouds at the cultivated fields below and once again found myself struggling to breathe.
- On a January day with clouds scudding overhead, Steven Strong looks up at the south-facing surface, his eyes as bright as the collectors as he surveys his design.
- Here at Keck headquarters in the sleepy town of Waimea, nestled in the midst of cattle-ranching country on Hawaii's Big Island, thick clouds are scudding past, occasionally dipping .