windblown
/ˈwɪndˌbloʊn/
adjective
- Carried or moved by the wind.
- The hikers found windblown seeds scattered across the trail.
- The beach was covered in windblown sand.
- Windblown leaves piled up against the fence.
- Having hair or clothing that is messy or disheveled from being in a strong wind.
- She had a windblown look after walking home in the storm.
- His windblown hair stuck up in every direction.
- The model posed with a deliberately windblown hairstyle for the photo shoot.
- Shaped or affected by the prevailing wind, especially in reference to trees or plants.
- The windblown trees on the cliff all leaned away from the sea.
- Windblown shrubs grew low and twisted on the exposed hillside.
- The garden featured windblown pines that had adapted to the coastal gusts.
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