wind-bland

wind-bland, n.n: tumult of winds. (WIND-BLAWND / ˈwɪnd-ˌbland)

Diagram of the winds in a Cosmography; England, late 12th century; Walters Art Museum, W.73, f. 1v. [thedigitalwalters.org]

am-byre

am-byre, adj: (referring to wind) favourable. (AHM-bue-ruh / ˈam-by-rə)

þunor-rād, f.n: thunder, a peal of thunder. (THUH-nor-RAWD / ˈθʌ-nɔr-ˌraːd)

hrēogan, v: to get rough (of weather). (HRAY-oh-gahn / ˈhreːɔ-gan)

windig, adj: windy. (WIN-dih / ˈwɪn-dɪj)

snāwig, adj: snowy. (SNA-wih / ˈsnaː-wɪj)

cǣlan, wk.v: to make cool or cold, to cool. (CAE-lahn / ˈcæː-lan)

weder-blāc, adj: weather-pale, pale from exposure to weather (?). (WED-er-BLAWK / ˈwɛ-dɛr-ˌblaːk)

westansūþan-wind, m.n: a southwest wind. (WEST-on-soo-thon-WIND / ˈwɛst-an-suː-θan-ˌwɪnd)

wāwan, str.v: to blow, be moved by the wind. (WA-wahn / ˈwaː-wan)