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windy

[win-dee] / ˈwɪn di /




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I’m not a runner, but I pump my legs as fast as possible, hair whipping across my face in the windy afternoon.

From Literature

It was raining and windy, but I left the umbrella Mama’d put out for me closed up in my bag.

From Literature

But without any ice, "it's too windy and the waves are too big," Kleist says.

From Barron's

It was cold and it was windy, and Sam had never felt anything like that before.

From Literature

The weekend looks more showery, though less windy and a little milder; however, there are signs pointing towards a colder, drier spell toward the end of the month.

From BBC