Synonyms for Blizzard
ˈblɪz ərdbliz·zard

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:2.9 / 14 votes

1. blizzard, snowstormnoun

   a storm with widespread snowfall accompanied by strong winds

   Synonyms:
   snowstorm, rash, blizzard

2. rash, blizzardnoun

   a series of unexpected and unpleasant occurrences

   "a rash of bank robberies"; "a blizzard of lawsuits"

   Synonyms:
   snowstorm, rash, blizzard, roseola, efflorescence, skin rash

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1. List of paraphrases for "blizzard":

   snowstorm, storm, avalanche

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1. Storm Prediction Center:

   A highly anomalous April snowstorm with blizzard conditions is expected from northwestern Nebraska and across the central Dakotas and then into northern Minnesota.

2. Casey Murray:

   I do think all of the airlines are stretched thin, a major blizzard or event could cause prolonged delays and cancellations.

3. Bruce Terry:

   Ever since that first blizzard in Boston at the end of January, it's been one artic air mass after another.

4. Amy Klobuchar:

   Tonight is about grit, and my story, like so many of yours, is one of resilience, i announced my candidacy in the middle of a Minnesota blizzard. And there were a lot of people that predicted I wouldn't even get through that speech, but not the people of my state, and not the people of New Hampshire. Except, then they predicted that we wouldn't make it through the summer. We did. Then they predicted we wouldn't make it to the debates and Man, were we at the debate in New Hampshire.

5. Erie County:

   Tthe blizzard of ’77 is considered the worst storm in Buffalo history. Well unfortunately this has already surpassed it for deaths.