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wind

[wahynd] / waɪnd /




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She has cold urticaria, a rare allergy which can cause her to have a reaction to as little as a gust of cool wind in summer.

From BBC

It wasn’t, but with a game-time temperature of 18 degrees with a wind chill of 6, the Rams just needed to survive a Bears team that pulled off numerous fourth-quarter miracles.

From Los Angeles Times

Snow and ice swirl over the tarmac in the bitter wind.

From BBC

Wall Street has left behind a winding trail of nicknames and acronyms that have long since gone out of style.

From The Wall Street Journal

And if sometimes in the middle of January, it feels as though winter is out to get you, with its biting winds and long nights, he says, remember, it is nothing personal.

From BBC