windy

Preposition: on

top: It might have been too windy on the top.

Preposition: at

time: I'm winning so far with 17.9 knots, but it was very windy at the time.

Modifies a noun

• weather: The windy weather over the New Year brought an Iceland Gull to join the American Herring Gull on St Mary's.
• colic: BLACKTHORN: The flowers, taken in wine or water, will help to dispel windy colic.
• condition: In very windy conditions, may need a short stake.
• moor: We also spent some of the day on the very windy moors walking around with heather up to our knees.
• days.: Do not water on windy days. Install rain shut-off devices on in-ground irrigation systems to avoid watering lawns during rain events.
• night: On a windy night at Woodford the Robins clinched the points which took them to the top of the table.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Became windier during the morning with sight of frontal clouds to the west.
• get: The northern part of the island can get windy during the summer months however the southern part of the island is well sheltered.

Modifying Another Word

• very: We also spent some of the day on the very windy moors walking around with heather up to our knees.
• quite: The winter can be quite windy with a very changeable climate especially in the north of the island.
• extremely: Forecast still bad for next five days, clear skies - extremely windy.
• too: Just possible to sit out: warm sun & not too windy by wall.
• fairly: They are thus most suitable for remote fairly windy locations free of trees.
• rather: The night was clear but rather windy, and wasn't as good as the previous night for calling birds.

Preposition: in

afternoon: Saturday 5th May Sunny and clear but windy in the afternoon.

Preposition: with

• shower: The morning remained dull and windy with blustery showers.
• gust: It was often windy with gust of 51 knots at Charterhall on the 24th.
• rain: The day was windy with a little light rain at times and poor visibility.