The term 'squalled' is a combination of three words: 'cried, ' 'CRED, ' and 'blew.' The first word, 'cried, ' is a verb meaning to express strong emotion, usually sorrow or distress, through tears or a loud voice. The second word, 'CRED, ' is a noun meaning trustworthiness or credibility. The third word, 'blew, ' is a verb meaning to move with force, as in the wind blowing. Together, these three words form the term 'squalled, ' which means to cry out with great emotion and force, often in a way that conveys trustworthiness or credibility.