scud

"The sudden scud of rain across the windshield made it difficult to see. "

"The gray scud hurried across the sky, promising a quick, heavy rain. "

"After the rain, a low scud drifted across the empty parking lot, obscuring the view of the building across the street. "

"A sudden scud of wind blew my hat off my head as I walked to school. "

"After falling off my bike, a dark, hard scud formed over the scraped skin on my knee. "

"We saw a scud of larks rise from the farmer's field, a small group too scattered to be called a flock. "

"The scientist examined the muddy sample under a microscope and identified several tiny scud crawling among the decaying leaves. "

"The young soccer player was a scud, easily outrunning the defenders to score the winning goal. "

"After weeding with her scud, my grandmother carefully tilled the soil around her tomato plants. "

"The disobedient child received a quick scud on the bottom. "

"a bottle of scud"

"The dark clouds scudded across the sky before the storm. "

"The small sailboat, caught in the sudden storm, began to scud uncontrollably across the lake, pushed by the fierce wind. "

"The angry student scudded the teacher's hand with his textbook. "

"The children scudded across the playground when the bell rang, eager to get to lunch. "

"We spent the afternoon at the lake, trying to scud flat stones across the water. "

"Given the definition of "scud" as "naked," here's a simple and clear example sentence:

"The toddler ran through the yard, scud and giggling, after his bath." "