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Definition of wind
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Wind (v. t.) To
introduce
by
insinuation;
to
insinuate.
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Twine
::
Twine (n.) To wind
about;
to
embrace;
to
entwine.
Wind
::
Wind (v. t.) To drive hard, or force to
violent
exertion,
as a
horse,
so as to
render
scant of wind; to put out of
breath..
Serpentry
::
Serpentry
(n.) A
winding
like a
serpent's.
Windrow
::
Windrow
(n.)
Sheaves
of grain set up in a row, one
against
another,
that the wind may blow
between
them..
Whelp
::
Whelp (n.) One of the
longitudinal
ribs or
ridges
on the
barrel
of a
capstan
or a
windless;
--
usually
in the
plural;
as, the
whelps
of a
windlass..
Spooler
::
Spool (v. t.) To wind on a spool or
spools.
Wind-plant
::
Wind-plant
(n.) A
windflower.
Winding
::
Winding
(n.) A call by the
boatswain's
whistle.
Swift
::
Swift (n.) A reel, or
turning
instrument,
for
winding
yarn,
thread,
etc.; -- used
chiefly
in the
plural..
Splayfeet
::
Splay (a.) A slope or
bevel,
especially
of the sides of a door or
window,
by which the
opening
is made
larged
at one face of the wall than at the
other,
or
larger
at each of the faces than it is
between
them..
Driving
::
Driving
(a.)
Having
great force of
impulse;
as, a
driving
wind or
storm..
Northeast
::
Northeast
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
northeast;
proceeding
toward
the
northeast,
or
coming
from that
point;
as, a
northeast
course;
a
northeast
wind..
Eructation
::
Eructation
(n.) The act of
belching
wind from the
stomach;
a
belch.
Organ
::
Organ (n.) A wind
instrument
containing
numerous
pipes of
various
dimensions
and
kinds,
which are
filled
with wind from a
bellows,
and
played
upon by means of keys
similar
to those of a
piano,
and
sometimes
by foot keys or
pedals;
--
formerly
used in the
plural,
each pipe being
considired
an
organ..
Belch
::
Belch (v. i.) To eject wind from the
stomach
through
the
mouth;
to
eructate.
Came
::
Came (n.) A
slender
rod of cast lead, with or
without
grooves,
used, in
casements
and
stained-glass
windows,
to hold
together
the panes or
pieces
of
glass..
Intort
::
Intort
(v. t.) To twist in and out; to
twine;
to
wreathe;
to wind; to
wring.
Window
::
Window
(n.) An
opening
in the wall of a
building
for the
admission
of light and air,
usually
closed
by
casements
or
sashes
containing
some
transparent
material,
as
glass,
and
capable
of being
opened
and shut at
pleasure..
Triforium
::
Triforium
(n.) The
gallery
or open space
between
the
vaulting
and the roof of the
aisles
of a
church,
often
forming
a rich
arcade
in the
interior
of the
church,
above the nave
arches
and below the
clearstory
windows..
Sail
::
Sail (n.) The
extended
surface
of the arm of a
windmill.
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