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Windblown

adjective
1.
Used especially of trees; growing in a shape determined by the prevailing winds.






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"Windblown" Quotes from Famous Books



... did his trail become, flanked with cliffs, at times looking too sheer ahead for a horse. But always the path twisted between the boulders and found the possible way up. So he came into a splendid solitude, a region of naked rocks, of a few windblown trees, of little open level spaces grown up with dry brush and wiry grass; of defiles through stone-bound ways that were so narrow two men could not have ridden through them abreast, so crooked that a man often could not see ten steps ahead or ten steps ...
— Daughter of the Sun - A Tale of Adventure • Jackson Gregory



Words linked to "Windblown" :   crooked



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