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wind

Definition for wind

noun as in air currents

noun as in warning, chatter

verb as in bend, turn

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I wanted to feel like a professor in the woods, so we purchased a bunch of used books from the Last Bookstore and stacked them along a winding pathway and then covered them with moss.

Change has been in the wind at Spurs in recent months, leading to speculation about future ownership, but Levy's departure - from the role he has held since 2001 - was a seismic moment.

From BBC

Osbourne’s son, Jack, caught wind of Waters’ words and turned on the war machine.

The UK wing of Liberty Steel in South Yorkshire collapsed into government control last month after insolvency courts granted a compulsory winding up order.

From BBC

The intense winds reportedly injured four attendees and damaged some of the pieces of art displayed in what is known as Burning Man Playa.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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