Add to ORKGfan v_OED_ ~ v 2 'of the wind: to blow' now fare (_1671, 1699_, 1889)naut citesNot usedNot usedQuerie
soud1.The wind was from the soud. 2.This means south.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMANENT F...
breeze1 vThe wind was breezin' as welcome in_ come in. We got in there to Quirpon,an' the wind was...
luff_luf(f)_ - the hugh volume of wind which makes the sail or sails [PT] puff out to carry the bo...
gushOED 1 b the rustling sound of wind among trees 1866 only 2 a a gust or rush of wind (now _dial...
wind is goin' (or comin') roundthe wind is veeringNot usedNot usedWithdrawnwithdrawn but no stamp an...
baffleThe wind is baffling in the chimney.See editor's notes.- self-explanatory - blowing around in ...
fetch_Cent_ ~ n 3 'to draw, heave - fetch breath in cites 18th c. _OED_ ~ 7 'to draw breath' (no...
gowhen wind is increasing in velocityUsed I and SupNot usedWithdrawnTyped. Head used, but not in thi...
Title of Larger Work: Three Shakespeare SongsFirst Line: Blow, blow, thou winter wind, thou art not ...
windUsed I and SupUsed I2Used Iwind-bag, windbag, wind-charger, windchargers, windcharger, wind gall...
heave_NID_ "the wind heaved the sea"Withdraw? Agreed [check]Not UsedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jo...
windWhen the wind is inshore, don't go out any more. (_A lazy fellow_).G.M.Story July 1966DNE-cit ...
to mush- force way through snow OSup� v� [1862 - 1898 -force way through sno...
blow vIt must be blowing some for a ship to blow three knots broadside.PRINTED ITEM AUG 1977G.M. S...
tongue-bang v1 cite In halliwell tongue 1:(1)3 CP _EDD_ tongue-bang v Ir and Der, Nfld Ess s c...
soud1.The wind was from the soud. 2.This means south.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMANENT F...
breeze1 vThe wind was breezin' as welcome in_ come in. We got in there to Quirpon,an' the wind was...
luff_luf(f)_ - the hugh volume of wind which makes the sail or sails [PT] puff out to carry the bo...
gushOED 1 b the rustling sound of wind among trees 1866 only 2 a a gust or rush of wind (now _dial...
wind is goin' (or comin') roundthe wind is veeringNot usedNot usedWithdrawnwithdrawn but no stamp an...
baffleThe wind is baffling in the chimney.See editor's notes.- self-explanatory - blowing around in ...
fetch_Cent_ ~ n 3 'to draw, heave - fetch breath in cites 18th c. _OED_ ~ 7 'to draw breath' (no...
gowhen wind is increasing in velocityUsed I and SupNot usedWithdrawnTyped. Head used, but not in thi...
Title of Larger Work: Three Shakespeare SongsFirst Line: Blow, blow, thou winter wind, thou art not ...
windUsed I and SupUsed I2Used Iwind-bag, windbag, wind-charger, windchargers, windcharger, wind gall...
heave_NID_ "the wind heaved the sea"Withdraw? Agreed [check]Not UsedNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Jo...
windWhen the wind is inshore, don't go out any more. (_A lazy fellow_).G.M.Story July 1966DNE-cit ...
to mush- force way through snow OSup� v� [1862 - 1898 -force way through sno...
blow vIt must be blowing some for a ship to blow three knots broadside.PRINTED ITEM AUG 1977G.M. S...
tongue-bang v1 cite In halliwell tongue 1:(1)3 CP _EDD_ tongue-bang v Ir and Der, Nfld Ess s c...
soud1.The wind was from the soud. 2.This means south.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMANENT F...
breeze1 vThe wind was breezin' as welcome in_ come in. We got in there to Quirpon,an' the wind was...
luff_luf(f)_ - the hugh volume of wind which makes the sail or sails [PT] puff out to carry the bo...