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Posted on 22 Oct, 2008 4 comments
For your “word bank”
“Nithering wind”.
Used by our local weather forcaster to describe the North wind, that is really cold. The sort that chills your bones. In Yorkshire English, it doesn’t go round you, it goes straight through you.
Happy gardening Marge.
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23 Oct, 2008
That wind makes me shiver to think about it! Not looking forward to cold weather, I hate being cold. Good word, though.
23 Oct, 2008
Gowing up in Devon, we always used to call the east wind the lazy wind because it didn't go round you but straight through you
24 Oct, 2008
How lucky to grow up in Devon !
I'll suggest nethering over on Lori's blog. :o)
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23 Oct, 2008
lol i was wondering what this word meant.