a hedge, fence, or row of trees that serves as a protection from wind
windbreak
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windbreak
noun
A row of trees, a hedge, or a fence that serves to lessen the force of or provide shelter from the wind.
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Noun
(plural windbreaks)
Anagrams
- break wind
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