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blustery

adjective as in stormy

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Lutnick, who speaks with a New York accent and is known for his blustery style, wept on TV in the days after.

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Francis Jue’s Victory Lap: Seventeen years after he first appeared in “Yellow Face,” the veteran actor has returned with a nuanced performance as a blustery patriarch.

This region is one that has seen many fires over the years, especially in the autumn when Santa Ana winds pick up along this “favorable corridor” for the dry, blustery winds, Cohen said.

After a cold and blustery weekend, the weather is expected to turn milder and wetter in the coming days.

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After a cold and blustery weekend, the weather is set to turn milder and wetter in the coming days.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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