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wind in Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ

wind in Kashmiri कॉशुर

wind in Maithili মৈথিলী

wind in Nepali नेपाली

wind in Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

wind in Santali

wind in Tamil தமிழ்

wind in Telugu తెలుగు

wind in English

  • wind
    expr. before the wind, in the direction toward which the wind is blowing.
    Ex. We got before the wind to the Cape of Good Hope (William Phillip).
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  • wind
    expr. between wind and water,
    a. near the water line of a ship.
    Ex. They ... had received a shot between wind and water, and the ship leaked very much (William R. Chetwood).
    b. (Figurative.) in a dangerous or vulnerable place.
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  • wind
    expr. break wind, to expel gas from the stomach or bowels.
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  • wind
    expr. by the wind, pointing as nearly as possible toward the direction from which the wind blows.
    Ex. Having struck our sails, we did nothing but lie by the wind (Thomas Washington).
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  • wind
    expr. down (the) wind, in the direction that the wind is blowing.
    Ex. Down the wind she swims, and sails away (William Cowper).
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  • wind
    expr. get (or have) wind of, to find out about; get a hint of.
    Ex. Don't let Mother get wind of our plans to give her a surprise party. Because the police had wind of their plans for a park battle, the gangs met halfway between their homes and the
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  • wind
    expr. haul on (or to) the wind, to sail closer to the direction of the wind.
    Ex. The Spanish fleet ... hauled to the wind on the larboard tack (Horatio Nelson).
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  • wind
    expr. in the eye (or teeth) of the wind, directly agains the wind.
    Ex. to sail in the eye of the wind.
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  • wind
    expr. in the wind, happening or about to happen; impending.
    Ex. There is nothing in the wind to justify fears that the ""bad old days"" are coming back (Manchester Guardian Weekly).
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  • wind
    expr. into the wind, pointing toward the direction from which the wind is blowing.
    Ex. You are tempted to turn into the wind and land (Blackwood's Magazine).
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  • wind
    expr. off the wind, with the wind blowing from behind.
    Ex. The Enterprise was again steered more off the wind (Frederick Marryat).
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  • wind
    expr. on the (or a) wind, as nearly as possible in the direction from which the wind is blowing.
    Ex. Clippers are fastest on the wind (Richard Henry Dana).
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  • wind
    expr. raise the wind, (Informal.)
    a. to raise money for a purpose.
    Ex. Somebody, somehow will raise the wind that is needed--at least $80 millions all told (Manchester Guardian Weekly).
    b. to make a disturbance.
    Ex. to raise the
    english

  • wind
    expr. run (or sail) close to the wind,
    a. (Nautical.) to sail with the ship pointed as nearly as possible in the direction from which the wind is blowing.
    Ex. The only hope in the storm was to run close to the wind.
    b. (Figurative.) t
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  • wind
    expr. take (or knock) the wind out of one's sails, to take away one's advantage, argument, or other good position, suddenly or unexpectedly.
    Ex. Whether he can knock the wind out of the bubbling McKinley's sails remains to be seen (London Times).
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  • wind
    expr. the way the wind blows (or is blowing), the tendency, turn, or condition of affairs.
    Ex. Some indication of which way the wind is blowing can be seen in such new foundations as the institute of air and space law (Sunday Times).
    english

  • wind
    expr. to the wind, to the point from which the wind blows.
    Ex. Gascoigne went to the helm, [and] brought the boat up to the wind (Frederick Marryat).
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  • wind
    expr. twist in the wind, to suffer in a state of uncertainty and suspense.
    Ex. Everybody ... has taken it that, in fact, the Government was jolly well making you wait for the money; it was keeping you twisting in the wind,I think is the phrase (Lis
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  • wind
    expr. up (the) wind, with the wind blowing from in front.
    Ex. Passing over the earths, he came away directly with his head up wind (Sporting Magazine).
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  • wind
    expr. wind down, (Informal.)
    a. to reduce by degrees; bring or come gradually to an end.
    Ex. to wind down space exploration. Now ... the war is supposed to be ""winding down"" (New York Times).
    b. (Figurative.) to relax; unwind.
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  • wind
    expr. wind off, to unwind.
    Ex. Would you wind off some string for me? The thread winds off easily.
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  • wind
    expr. wind up,
    a. to end; settle; conclude.
    Ex. The committee wound up its meeting in time for dinner.
    b. to make the swinging and twisting movements that a baseball pitcher makes just before pitching the ball.
    Ex. The pitcher i
    english

  • wind
    expr. winds,
    a. wind instruments, especially those in an orchestra, considered collectively. Trumpets, trombones, and French horns are brass winds. Clarinets, flutes, bassoons, and oboes are woodwinds.
    Ex. The second movement begins with a s
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  • wind
    noun the act of winding; bend; turn; twist.
    Ex. The road makes a wind to the south.
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  • wind
    noun 1. air in motion. The wind varies in force from a slight breeze to a strong gale.
    Ex. The wind bends the branches.
    2. a strong wind; gale.
    Ex. Winds blowing at ninety miles an hour toppled trees and cars. Blow, blow, thou winter w
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  • wind
    v.i. to sniff or scent game.
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  • wind
    v.i. 1. to move this way and that; go in a crooked way; change direction; turn.
    Ex. a bicycle winding through the crowded streets. A brook winds through the woods.
    (SYN) curve, crook, twist, bend.
    2. to proceed in a roundabout or indi
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  • wind
    v.t. 1. to fold, wrap, or place (about something).
    Ex. to wind a scarf around one's neck. The mother wound her arms about the child.
    2. to cover (with something put, wrapped, or folded around).
    Ex. The man's arm is wound with bandages.
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  • wind
    v.t. 1. to follow (an animal, person, or thing) by scent; smell.
    2. to put out of breath; cause difficulty in breathing.
    Ex. The fat man was winded by the climb up the steep hill.
    3. to let recover breath.
    Ex. They stopped in or
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  • wind
    wind (1), noun, verb, winded,winding.
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  • wind
    wind (2), verb, woundor (Archaic.)winded,winding,noun.
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  • wind
    wind (3), transitive verb, intransitive verb, windedorwound,winding.
    1. to sound by forcing the breath through; blow.
    Ex. The hunter winds his horn.
    2. to blow (a blast, call, or note), as on a horn.
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