Add to ORKGdwy n"It comes in dwies. The snow comes in dwies." 'gusts' (Said when the wind is strong and gusty, and the snow is often blown at a person.)DNE-cit WK Dec 63Used IUsed IUsed IP 148-63: listed as source. Only 'The snow comes in dwies' appears in the DNE from this citation
may nameWash the eyes with may snow water. [you catch the snow, put melted water in a bottle for ...
dwyto denote a slight fall which is not expected to come to much.DNE-cit PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story Aug...
batchA fall of snow.A fall of snow.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I an...
dwy nNoun. pron. dwi. Light fall of rain or snow. 'A snow dwigh usually stops as quick as it come...
dwy nWhen they reached the barrens, it became foggy; then a '_snow-dwie_,' that is, a slight snow-s...
dwy nUsed to be dwyes o' snow,you know, late November, last a couple of hours, an' frosty, an' ...
dwy"I do hope they got into harbor somewhere afore these snow-dwies got so bad. Wind an' sea is bad...
dwy n...it began to get pretty thick and overcast, with every /now and th then a smart snow dwie;JA...
dwydwie, snowSEP 1978Used INot usedNot usedThis word form 'dwie' does not appear as an alternate spe...
dwy nBut we begin _ started to haul in; little dwye of snow come, an' fog or something ...YesDNE-ci...
dwy n"It just comes up in dwies." (Said when seeing or smelling some puffs of coal smoke rising f...
dwyalmost a fine day and suddenly a little bit of snow falls and stops in a short timeUsed IUsed INo...
batchA fall of snow.A fall of snow.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedThis definition appears in DN...
dwyWell, just after dinner time, it began to get pretty thick and overcast. With every/now and then...
dwySnow flurry or rain shower.G. M. Story FEB 1973JH FEB 1973Used INot usedNot usedThis word form ...
may nameWash the eyes with may snow water. [you catch the snow, put melted water in a bottle for ...
dwyto denote a slight fall which is not expected to come to much.DNE-cit PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story Aug...
batchA fall of snow.A fall of snow.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I an...
dwy nNoun. pron. dwi. Light fall of rain or snow. 'A snow dwigh usually stops as quick as it come...
dwy nWhen they reached the barrens, it became foggy; then a '_snow-dwie_,' that is, a slight snow-s...
dwy nUsed to be dwyes o' snow,you know, late November, last a couple of hours, an' frosty, an' ...
dwy"I do hope they got into harbor somewhere afore these snow-dwies got so bad. Wind an' sea is bad...
dwy n...it began to get pretty thick and overcast, with every /now and th then a smart snow dwie;JA...
dwydwie, snowSEP 1978Used INot usedNot usedThis word form 'dwie' does not appear as an alternate spe...
dwy nBut we begin _ started to haul in; little dwye of snow come, an' fog or something ...YesDNE-ci...
dwy n"It just comes up in dwies." (Said when seeing or smelling some puffs of coal smoke rising f...
dwyalmost a fine day and suddenly a little bit of snow falls and stops in a short timeUsed IUsed INo...
batchA fall of snow.A fall of snow.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedThis definition appears in DN...
dwyWell, just after dinner time, it began to get pretty thick and overcast. With every/now and then...
dwySnow flurry or rain shower.G. M. Story FEB 1973JH FEB 1973Used INot usedNot usedThis word form ...
may nameWash the eyes with may snow water. [you catch the snow, put melted water in a bottle for ...
dwyto denote a slight fall which is not expected to come to much.DNE-cit PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story Aug...
batchA fall of snow.A fall of snow.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story April 1962Used I and SupUsed I an...