Wind

Synonyms for wind
noun air currents

gust
air
gale
breeze
cyclone
blast

blow
whisk
whiff
flutter
breath
flurry

draft
typhoon
puff
tempest
whirlwind
wafting

draught
zephyr
chinook
mistral

Antonyms for wind

calm

Synonyms
noun warning, report

notice
intimation
hint
babble

whisper
tidings
clue
cue

rumor
suggestion
gossip
inkling

talk
hot air
idle talk

Synonyms
verb bend, turn

slither
ramble
curve
spiral
zigzag
twist
snake
wrap

curl
meander
loop
weave
convolute
screw
twine
envelop

encircle
fold
deviate
cover
swerve
distort
furl
wriggle

crook
enclose
coil
entwine
reel
roll
wreathe
corkscrew

Antonyms

straighten
release
uncover

unwrap
unloose
untwist

free
let go

Concept Thesaurus for word wind
2. Fluid matter; fluids in motion
Synonyms – noun

wind
efflation
breath of air
blow
current
blast
half a gale
whirlwind
anticyclone
harmattan
mistral
capful of wind
blizzard
foehn
wuther.
dirty weather
mare’s tail
anemography
weathervane
insufflation
blowing
errhine
hiccup
Boreas
air blower
fan
gills

draught
eluvium
puff
drift
jet stream
breeze
storm
tornado
typhoon
monsoon
bise
fresh breeze
barber [Can.]
khamsin
windiness
ugly weather
thick squall
aerodynamics
anemometer
perflation
fanning
sternutative
hiccough
Zephyr
lungs
ventilator
flabellum

flatus
air
whiff
aura
undercurrent.
squall
tempest
samiel
simoon
trade wind
tramontane
stiff breeze
candelia
norther
ventosity
stress of weather
black squall
windgauge
anemoscope.
inflation
ventilation.
sternutatory
catching of the breath.
cave of Eolus.
bellows
punkah
vertilabrum.

afflatus
breath
zephyr
stream
gust
gale
hurricane
cyclone
simoom
sirocco
levanter
keen blast
chinook
vendaval
rough weather
dirty sky
white squall.
weathercock
sufflation
afflation
sneezing
sternutation
Eolus
air pump
blowpipe
branchiae

Synonyms – verbs

blow
blow a hurricane
respire
whiffle
snuffle
cough.
perflate

waft
wuther
breathe
gasp
sniff
fan
blow up.

blow hard
stream
puff
wheeze
sniffle
ventilate

blow great guns
issue.
whif
snuff
sneeze
inflate

Synonyms – adjectives

blowing
gusty
blustering

windy
squally
boisterous (violent)

flatulent
stormy
pulmonic

breezy
tempestuous
pulmonary.

Synonyms – phrases
“lull’d by soft zephyrs” [Pope]; “the storm is up and all is on the hazard” [Julius Caesar]; “the winds were wither’d in the stagnant air” [Byron]; “while mocking winds are piping loud” [Milton]; “winged
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