windy
adjective
accompanied or characterized by wind.
windily
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a word derived from
windy.
Example Sentences
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In Chicago's white-gloved Drake Hotel, around a decorously felted table, A.F. of L.'s Executive Council had conferred long and windily over taking John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers back into the fold.
From Time Magazine Archive
The American Democracy, for all its numerous flashes of donnish wit, is also windily repetitive, and some times dated in its judgment.
From Time Magazine Archive
These the author conveys effectively, if windily, as she regards time as "an accordion, all the air squeezed out of it as you grew old."
From Time Magazine Archive
More conscious of their collective image nowadays, Senators do stick to debating, however windily, the one and only subject on the agenda.
From Time Magazine Archive
"She looks 'most as sweet as you did, Prue, when I took you to the altar," sighed the old man windily.
From Sheila of Big Wreck Cove A Story of Cape Cod by R. Emmett (Robert Emmett) Owen
