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wintry

[win-tree] / ˈwɪn tri /


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This is the moment where the whole bowl comes into focus — the fragrant little flourish that ties every warm and wintry element together.

From Salon

Aid groups said shelter supplies entering Gaza fall far short of what is needed to deal with the wintry weather.

From The Wall Street Journal

Christmas cards often depict snow that is "deep and crisp and even", but often a "white Christmas" will be much less wintry in reality.

From BBC

The novel is a study of contrasts, providing two perspectives on the wintry world—the view of Danish industrialists and the haunted and hunted perspective of native Greenlanders.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, the busiest travel day in U.S. aviation history was marred by wintry weather disruption at airports across the country.

From Barron's