wind-screen

[ wind-skreen, win- ]

noun

, Chiefly British.

1. windshield.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wind-screen¹

First recorded in 1855–60

Example Sentences

I have recently fitted the lower half of the slit with a wind-screen, which has proved to be a most useful addition.

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As if anyone would joy-ride in such weather without a wind screen, I thought disgustedly.

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There was no moon, the stars were mostly hidden by the heavy clouds, the sleet blew in gusts against the wind screen.

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Wind-Screen—A small transparent screen mounted in front of the pilot to protect his face from the air pressure.

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From behind the wind-screen on the bridge the evil face of the captain peered down at the girl he had mocked with false hopes.

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