"gosling blast" meaning in English

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          "text": "the clouds begon to gloom and lower, Big drops o' rain fell thick and fast; I sed, sez I, \"'twill soön be ower, It's nobbut but a gosling blast.\"",
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          "text": "A 'gosling blast' might herald an April shower. - A. F.",
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        "A transitory storm; a brief squall of rain or sleet."
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        "(UK dialectal, uncommon) A transitory storm; a brief squall of rain or sleet."
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          "text": "the clouds begon to gloom and lower, Big drops o' rain fell thick and fast; I sed, sez I, \"'twill soön be ower, It's nobbut but a gosling blast.\"",
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