Pronunciation: /ˈwɪndi/
noun a person who talks a lot without saying much
A1 I don't like walking in the windy weather.
A2 The windy conditions made it difficult to fly a kite.
B1 The forecast predicts windy conditions for the weekend.
B2 The sailor struggled to navigate the windy seas.
C1 The windy climate of the region is perfect for wind energy production.
C2 The windy city of Chicago is known for its unpredictable weather.
adjective describing a weather condition with strong winds
A1 It is windy outside today.
A2 She had to hold onto her hat because it was so windy.
B1 The windy weather made it difficult to walk in a straight line.
B2 The forecast predicted a windy day with gusts up to 30 miles per hour.
C1 The sailors were cautious as they set out on the windy sea.
C2 Despite the windy conditions, the kite surfers enjoyed a thrilling day on the water.
formal The weather forecast predicts that tomorrow will be very windy.
informal I heard it's going to be super windy outside, so hold on to your hat!
slang The wind is going crazy today, it's like a tornado out there!
figurative His words were like a windy storm, swirling around and causing chaos in the conversation.
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