Pronunciation: /ˈnɔːrðər/
noun a strong wind or storm from the north
A1 I live in the northern part of the city.
A2 The norther brought cold winds and snow to the region.
B1 The northerly winds made it difficult to go outside.
B2 The norther of the group was responsible for navigation.
C1 The norther of the team was a skilled mountaineer.
C2 The norther of the expedition was an experienced explorer.
adjective relating to the north or a northerly direction
A1 I saw a norther wind blowing through the trees.
A2 The norther region of the country is known for its cold winters.
B1 She decided to take a trip to the norther part of the country to see the Northern Lights.
B2 The norther climate can be harsh, but the scenery is breathtaking.
C1 The norther hemisphere experiences colder temperatures in the winter.
C2 The norther landscape was covered in snow, creating a beautiful winter wonderland.
formal The northerly winds brought a chill to the region.
informal I heard it's going to be cold this weekend because of the norther coming in.
slang I can't believe how strong that norther was yesterday!
figurative The sudden change in his mood was like a norther sweeping through the room.
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