Word Type

Proper Noun

Verb

Noun

The word "hurricane" can be used as proper noun, verb and noun.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

atlantic ocean sea

Capable Of

blow off roofs bring destruction cause loss of life destroy building destroy small coastal town

Causes

disaster horrendous tornadoes

Coordinate Terms

breeze cyclone gale storm tropical depression tropical storm typhoon

Dbpedia Genre

trip hop

Derived Terms

Hurricane Alley Irish hurricane Irishman's hurricane Paddy's hurricane blizzicane fish hurricane hurricane bow hurricane chaser hurricane deck hurricane glass hurricane hunter hurricane lamp hurricane lantern hurricane lily hurricane party hurricane tide hurricanelike hurricaneproof hurricanic hurriquake hypercane hyperhurricane medicane posthurricane prehurricane snowicane superhurricane tornadocane

Has Part

eye

Context

aerial freestyle skiing historical meteorology sports

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

cyclone storm tropical cyclone

Type Of (IsA)

cyclone extremely powerful tropical storm natural disaster single storm storm with winds of 74 mph or more tropical cyclone

Part Of

beaufort scale

Related Terms

anticyclone back daffy double-full full lay randy rudy slap-back stretch triple-full wind

Related Terms

aircraft anticyclone atlantic ocean battle of britain big big storm british caribbean cyclone destruction disaster event fierce fighter florida force full gale gale force gulf of mexico high high winds latitude lightning mexico natural natural disaster ocean ocean storm pacific ocean rain rudy similar similar tornado storm strong strong wind temperate thunder tornado triple full tropic tropical tropical storm twister united states utah water weather weather disaster weather event west virginia wind wind rain wind scale winds world war ii

Similar Terms

breeze cyclone

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.