n. air moving sometimes with considerable force from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure; v. coil the spring of some mechanical device by turning a stem
The rainstorm was preceded by strong winds. OR He winds his watch.
The rainstorm was preceded by strong winds. OR He winds his watch.
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The winds relented.
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The chinook winds blew all night. OR He is a member of the Chinook tribe.
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How are Katabatic winds formed?
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How do the winds of a hurricane move?
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What happens when the autumn winds bend the ends of trees?
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What do cold winter winds cut?
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The winds are buffeting the tent.
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How fast can tornado winds spin?
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Where are the winds of the tornado faster?
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What did Steve and Scott do because of the high winds on Lake Winnipeg?
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The winds are northerly.
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The northwesterly winds blew in a storm.
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When the winds of a tropical storm reach 74 miles per hour, what happens?
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The gale winds were very strong.
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air current; current of air; coilthespring
stillness
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winds
hindes
hynds
lynds
wind's
windes
binds
blinds
finds
grinds
hinds
kinds
mind's
minds
rinds
windes
winds
behinds
mankind's
mankinds
reminds
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