windilyadv.
/ˈwɪndᵻli/, U.S. /ˈwɪndᵻli/ In a windy manner; as if driven or agitated by the wind; also figurative.
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1866 R. Buchanan London Poems ii For the world rolls on with air and ocean Wetly and windily round and round.
1880 W. C. Russell Sailor's Sweetheart iv The stars were glittering windily even before this crimson melted out of the east.
1891 W. C. Russell Marriage at Sea I. iii. 62 The Cape Gris Nez lantern windily flashing on high from its shoulder of land.
1901 Athenæum 21 Sept. 379/3 The young lady who writes stories and windily reviles the world that will not accept them.
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