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windy

[win-dee] / ˈwɪn di /




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Evans, also the holder for field-goals and extra points, said the windy conditions in Charlotte, N.C., helped prepare him for gusts that are expected Sunday.

From Los Angeles Times

In windy conditions at Dubai Creek Resort, the world number two mixed mixed five bogeys - three of which came after hitting his ball into the water - with two birdies in a scrappy 74.

From BBC

A return to milder, wetter, and windier Atlantic weather has brought an end to the recent UK cold snap, which caused widespread disruption from snow and ice.

From BBC

The Eagles also found the windy conditions challenging but two touchdowns by tight end Dallas Goedert helped them lead 16-10 heading into the final quarter.

From BBC

A bonus-point win in France, especially by managing wet and windy conditions, was a proper European performance from the 1998 winners.

From BBC