blustery [am. angl. ˈbləstəri, brit. angl. ˈblʌstəri] PRID.
- blustery weather/wind
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- blustery night
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At least, that is what everyone said -- everyone who was present in the delivery room on that blustery day.
www.cnn.com It hasn't been this warm for overnights since about 2011, so it's a very warm start, and a very hot blustery day ahead.
www.abc.net.au When not engrossed in the ocean's music, you splash about in the chop of a blustery afternoon, or play with your siblings, your food, and kelp.
www.takepart.com Chafer was called into early action to make three good saves, as both defences looked vulnerable on a blustery day.
www.romfordrecorder.co.uk Northerly winds, which follow around a low, are cold and blustery.
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