Associations to the word «Gusty»
Noun
- Wind
- Spence
- Damage
- Rainfall
- Ceasefire
- Loyalist
- Ulster
- Thunderstorm
- Sigh
- Unionist
- Landfall
- Browne
- Antilles
- Taper
- Breeze
- Rain
- Volunteer
- Woods
- Belfast
- Hurricane
- Precipitation
- Cyclone
- Storm
- Shower
- Remnant
- Louise
- Monsoon
- Swell
- Coastline
- Lesser
- Mauritius
- Billy
- Typhoon
- Mph
- Hail
- Gust
- Carrie
- Verde
- Weather
- Surge
- Leader
- Surf
- Cloud
- Garion
- Boiling
- Laughter
- Picking
- Breath
- Laugh
- Blast
- Wave
- Snow
- Bringing
- Lightning
- Drawing
- Sky
- Night
- Prison
- Sea
- Moor
- Banks
- Tornado
- Statement
- Temper
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
GUSTY, adjective. (of wind) blowing in gusts; blustery
Dictionary definition
GUSTY, adjective. Blowing in puffs or short intermittent blasts; "puffy off-shore winds"; "gusty winds ".
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