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Definition of wind
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wind is as below...
Wind (n.) A
disease
of
sheep,
in which the
intestines
are
distended
with air, or
rather
affected
with a
violent
inflammation.
It
occurs
immediately
after
shearing..
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Spoon
::
Spoom (v. i.) To be
driven
steadily
and
swiftly,
as
before
a
strong
wind; to be
driven
before
the wind
without
any sail, or with only a part of the sails
spread;
to scud under bare
poles..
Adrift
::
Adrift
(adv. & a.)
Floating
at
random;
in a
drifting
condition;
at the mercy of wind and
waves.
Also fig.
Tongue
::
Tongue
(v. i.) To use the
tongue
in
forming
the
notes,
as in
playing
the flute and some other wind
instruments..
Bubble
::
Bubble
(n.) A
globule
of air, or
globular
vacuum,
in a
transparent
solid;
as,
bubbles
in
window
glass,
or in a
lens..
Uncoil
::
Uncoil
(v. t.) To
unwind
or open, as a coil of
rope..
Reel
::
Reel (v. t.) To wind upon a reel, as yarn or
thread..
Gyrate
::
Gyrate
(a.)
Winding
or
coiled
round;
curved
into a
circle;
taking
a
circular
course.
Touch
::
Touch (v. i.) To be
brought,
as a sail, so close to the wind that its
weather
leech
shakes..
Chinook
::
Chinook
(n.) A warm
westerly
wind from the
country
of the
Chinooks,
sometimes
experienced
on the slope of the Rocky
Mountains,
in
Montana
and the
adjacent
territory..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) To move
through
the air or
before
the wind; esp., to pass or be
driven
rapidly
through
the air by any
impulse..
Rose
::
Rose (n.) A rose
window.
See Rose
window,
below..
Chop
::
Chop (v. i.) To vary or shift
suddenly;
as, the wind chops
about..
Tracer/y
::
Tracer/y
(n.) The
decorative
head of a
Gothic
window.
Light
::
Light (n.) The
medium
through
which light is
admitted,
as a
window,
or
window
pane; a
skylight;
in
architecture,
one of the
compartments
of a
window
made by a
mullion
or
mullions..
Windpipe
::
Windpipe
(n.) The
passage
for the
breath
from the
larynx
to the
lungs;
the
trachea;
the
weasand.
See
Illust.
under Lung.
Carrol
::
Carrol
(n.) A small
closet
or
inclosure
built
against
a
window
on the inner side, to sit in for
study.
The word was used as late as the 16th
century..
Variable
::
Variable
(n.) Those parts of the sea where a
steady
wind is not
expected,
especially
the parts
between
the
trade-wind
belts..
Spill
::
Spill (v. t.) To
relieve
a sail from the
pressure
of the wind, so that it can be more
easily
reefed
or
furled,
or to
lessen
the
strain..
Windle
::
Windle
(n.) A
spindle;
a kind of reel; a
winch.
Windage
::
Windage
(n.) The
sudden
compression
of the air
caused
by a
projectile
in
passing
close to
another
body.
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