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1 ventiscar
v.to blow a blizzard.* * *1 (Used only in the third person; it does not take a subject) (nevar) to blow a blizzard2 (levantarse la nieve) to swirl* * *1.ventisquear verbo impersonal2.* * *1.ventisquear verbo impersonal2.* * *to blow a blizzardvi«nieve» to drift* * *
ventiscar, ventisquear impers to snow with a strong wind, to blow a blizzard
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Spanish:
ventisquear
* * *ventiscar, ventisquear v impersonalestá ventiscando there's a blizzard o snowstorm* * *v/i blow a blizzard
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