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1. (adj.) gusty
blowing or coming in gusts, as wind or rain.
2. gusty
marked by gusts of wind, rain, etc.:
a gusty day.
3. gusty
characterized by sudden bursts or outbursts, as sound or laughter.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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| Definition of 'gusty' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) gusty, puffy
blowing in puffs or short intermittent blasts
"puffy off-shore winds"; "gusty winds "
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) gusty
subject to, or characterized by, gusts or squalls; windy; stormy; tempestuous
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Sense: a sudden blast (of wind)
gusts of wind of up to eighty kilometres an hour.; a gusty day.
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 Afrikaans: stormagtige, onstuimige |
 Arabic: عاصِف، زوبَعي |
 Bulgarian: ветровит |
 Brazilian: ventoso |
 Czech: větrný |
 German: böig |
 Danish: blæsende |
 Greek: θυελλώδης |
 Spanish: racheado, ventoso |
 Estonian: tuuline |
 Farsi: توفانی |
 Finnish: tuulinen |
 French: venteux |
 Hebrew: סוֹעֵר |
 Hindi: झोंकेदार |
 Croatian: vjetrovit, buran |
 Hungarian: szeles |
 Indonesian: berangin kencang |
 Icelandic: sem kemurí hviðum |
 Italian: ventoso |
 Japanese: 突風の吹く |
 Korean: 비, 바람이 세찬 |
 Lithuanian: gūsingas, vėjuotas |
 Latvian: brāzmains; vētrains |
 Malay: bertiup kencang dengan ti |
 Dutch: winderig, stormachtig |
 Norwegian: vindfull, blåsende |
 Polish: wietrzny |
 Persian: توفانی |
 Pashto: تندباد |
 Portuguese: ventoso |
 Romanian: furtunos |
 Russian: ветреный |
 Slovak: veterný |
 Slovenian: vetroven |
 Serbian: vetrovit |
 Swedish: stormig |
 Thai: ที่พัดแรงเป็นพัก ๆ |
 Turkish: fırtınalı, rüzgârlı |
 Taiwanese: 颳大風的 |
 Ukrainian: вітряний |
 Urdu: ولولے سے بھرپور |
 Vietnamese: có gió giật từng cơn |
 Chinese: 起大风的 |
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