Haboob

[Jason Yan]

a [shelf cloud] with a [gust front] under it. They ussally are associated with [tornadoes]

[Cami]

Haboob is a word by which you can address any form of action, activity, person, event or even a nice car
Initiated by Hamza Iqbal of the OHH (Ottawa Haboob House), the word haboob has been picking up rather swiftly by the young generation and mainly attendees of the University of Ottawa. Haboob can be used in conjunction with almost any word in the English literature but preferably should be used right before the sentence, what the rass? and dont be a rass-cake
Almost certainly, the marriage of these words can create a rather fun and entertaining atmosphere when trying to integrate diversity differences among the young generation of today. Use the word at your own discretion
HABOOOOOOOOOOOOB!!

[Agnes]

Another word for dust storm.

[Hina Muqadas]

The name for sandstorms in the sudanese language; also a multi-puropse word.

[Zipporah Schumaker]

a question on a card in the game of trivial pursuit.

what happens when a haboob explodes? the answer to this question would be a sandstorm.

[Rihanna]

A violent and oppressive wind blowing in summer in Sudan and elsewhere, bringing sand from the desert.

[Kit]

a strong wind carrying a mass of dust and sand that has been lifted from the ground in very dry areas such as deserts: