Gusty Definition

gŭstē
gustier, gustiest
adjective
gustier, gustiest
Characterized by gusts of air or wind.
Webster's New World
Characterized by sudden bursts or outbursts.
Webster's New World
High-flown, wordy, or overwrought.
Gusty rhetoric.
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Other Word Forms of Gusty

Adjective

Base Form:
gusty
Comparative:
gustier
Superlative:
gustiest

Origin of Gusty

  • From gust +‎ -y

    From Wiktionary

Gusty Sentence Examples

  • Still quite gusty, no point in propping the thing up today.

  • This leg proved quite hard work at times as we were flying into an increasingly gusty head wind.

  • On our last day we had really strong winds (June) and it was so gusty we could not eat outside!

  • It was being blown about a bit as the wind was quite gusty and there was some spattering of rain at the time !

  • Some of the showers may be heavy and around them the wind could become rather gusty.

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Words Starting With

GGUGUS

Words Ending With

YTYSTY

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