windflaws

/ˈwɪndˌflɔz/
noun
  1. Sudden, brief gusts or flaws of wind; irregular bursts of wind that disturb the smooth flow of air.
    • The sailors watched for windflaws that could suddenly fill or spill the sails.
    • During the hike, we felt occasional windflaws that made the trees sway unpredictably.
    • Windflaws swept across the lake, creating patches of ripples on the otherwise calm surface.
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