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windy

[win-dee] / ˈwɪn di /




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There was a risk, due to windy conditions, that parts of the building could be blown over, he added.

From BBC

I always believed that would give us an edge, especially if it was a cold, windy and wet afternoon in Stoke!

From BBC

It was raining and brutally windy, and I nearly slid down a hill with my suitcase.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is a wet and windy January morning in Newport, and Wales do not have a fixture for two months.

From BBC

Authorities in Tenerife have activated emergency plans as Storm Therese brings wet, windy and wintry weather to the Canary Islands.

From BBC