Of weather, the sea, etc.: rough, stormy, tempestuous.

Of the weather, season, air, sky, sea, etc.: Characterized by storm or tempest; tempestuous. Of a place or region: Subject to storms.

Of the sea, a stream, the weather, etc.: Violently agitated, rough, stormy, tempestuous, ‘raging’; hence figurative or gen. Full of disturbance or…

Turbulent, tempestuous, stormy, violent.

Of weather, wind, etc.: wild and stormy; tempestuous, violent, severe.

Stormy.

Chiefly of the sea, winds, and seasons: turbulent, violent, boisterous, rough.

Of the wind, sea, weather: Rough and violent, boisterous, adj.

Of the sea, wind, etc.: Tempestuous, stormy, violent.

? Wild, stormy.

Of, pertaining to, involving, or resembling a tempest; subject to or characterized by tempests; stormy, very rough or violent.

Boisterous, rough, stormy.

Of weather, climate, etc.: rough, stormy, inclement.

Abounding in or subject to storms; tempestuous, stormy. literal and figurative. (A favourite word with Carlyle.)

Characterized by physical disturbance or agitation; stormy. Obsolete.

Characterized by violent disturbance or commotion; violently disturbed or agitated; disorderly, troubled. Of weather, the sea, etc.: Stormy…

= rugged, adj.1 (in various senses). regional in later use.

Boisterous.

Stormy, tempestuous. Also figurative.

Of wind, weather, waves, etc.: Rough, the opposite of ‘calm’.

Full of broils, tumultuous, stormy.

Stormy, tempestuous, wild; characterized by severe weather or rough conditions.

Turbulent, stormy.

Boisterous, stormy, rough.

Rough, harsh, or rude, to the taste, perception, or æsthetic sense. (In early use coming near to 1.) Of the weather: Rough, stormy, foul. Now chiefly…

Of the weather, sea, etc.: Unpleasantly or dangerously rough, stormy, or boisterous.