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winded /'windid/
winded /ˈwɪndəd/
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nounA gentle wind wafted our little boat across the bayI went there for advice and all I got was a lot of windI have to take a pill to relieve this windWe were racing before the wind with every scrap of sail flyingIt is considered rude to break windbreak windWe got wind of the company's plans to close this plantWhen I heard a window being raised I got the wind upWe knew that a change was in the wind, but never expected the chairman to resignThe leakage at the nuclear plant really put the wind up everyone living in the areaOne nude scene is highly salacious, and we think the director is sailing very close to the wind by including itIt rather took the wind out of her sails when he announced that he was leaving anywayverbThe river winds along the valley floorThe streamers are wound around the columns for decorationwind upwind downThey were going to wind down their sportswear department, but then business suddenly perked upwind upIt takes me a couple of days to wind down from the hectic activity in the officewind upAfter calmly winding up his affairs, Evan sailed off in his boat and was never seen againI understand that Sally wound up as a bar girl in TampicoAfter getting us all wound up about that weekend party in Paris, she called the whole thing offDon't let such trifles get you so wound up