Meaning & Definition of word "Windy"
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Windy
/ˈwɪndi/
adjective:
- 1. Characterized by or exposed to strong winds.
- Example: The weather was particularly windy during our hike in the mountains.
- 2. Having a lot of wind; breezy.
- Example: It was a chilly and windy day at the beach, perfect for kite flying.
- 3. Informal term for talkative, verbose, or using excessive words.
- Example: The presentation was so windy that I lost track of the main points.
Etymology
From Middle English 'windy', from 'wind' + suffix '-y'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
windy city:
a term often used to describe Chicago, known for its strong winds.
windy roads:
refers to roads that twist and turn, often found in hilly or mountainous areas.
windy conditions:
refers to a weather situation characterized by strong winds.
Related Words
wind:
the movement of air.
breeze:
a gentle wind.
gale:
a very strong wind.
Slang Meanings of windy
Meaning: overly talkative or full of empty chatter.
Example Sentence: Stop being so windy and get to the point!
Meaning: describing someone who exaggerates their achievements.
Example Sentence: He's always so windy about his weekend adventures.