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windsnoun1pl. of wind noticeable movement of air in a particular directionthere's a wind coming from underneath the front door currents, drafts blasts, blows, flurries, gales, gusts, headwinds, squalls, tailwinds, tempests, tornadoes(or tornados), windstormsbreaths, breezes, puffs, wafts, zephyrs a prevailing or general movement or inclinationthe winds of public opinion are changing on this issue currents, directions, drifts, leanings, runs, tendencies, tides, trends curves, downsides, shifts, swings, turnabouts, turns, upsidescustoms, habits, propensities, tenors, wayscountercurrents, countertrends(or counter-trends)undercurrents, undertows windsnoun2pl. of windsomething that curves or is curvedthere's one last easterly wind to the river before it empties into the sea angles, arches, arcs, bends, bows, crooks, curvatures, curves, inflections, turns kinks, warpscircles, ringlets, rings, roundscoils, curlicues(also curlycues), curlsbuckles, convolutions, flexures, folds, loops, spirals, swirls, twists, windingsincurvatures, reflectionsdeclines, inclinations, inclines, slopescorners, turnoffsdoglegs, hairpins windsverbpresent tense third-person singular of windto follow a circular or spiral courseflowering vines wind around the porch's graceful columns coils, corkscrews, curls, entwines, spirals, twines, twists arches, arcs, bends, crooks, curves, hooks, sweeps, swerves, turns, veers, wheelsswirls, whirlscircles, encircles, loopsenlaces, interlaces, intertwines, lacesbows, bulgesmeanders, weaves, zigzags straightens to introduce in a gradual, secret, or clever wayself-interest winds itself into everything that he does—even his alleged favors for other people infiltrates, insinuates, slips, sneaks, works in, worms, wriggles creeps, edges, wigglesinserts, interpolates, interposes, introduces |