windblown
[wind-blohn]
adjective
Origin of windblown
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Her hair was windblown and her face rose-flushed from her run.
Chicken Little Jane on the Big JohnLily Munsell Ritchie
He was a little road-crazed and windblown today, not like she remembered him from Orlando.
MakersCory Doctorow
Nearest the sea was the grave on the windblown, barren cliff.
The Unknown SeaClemence Housman
This is set upon sandstone rock whose sharper features have been worn smooth by the wash of the windblown sand.
From Sea to SeaRudyard Kipling
Over the flowering hawthorn the moon stood like a windblown white rose of the heavens.
Sandra Belloni, CompleteGeorge Meredith
windblown
adjective
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