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norther
[ nawr-ther ]
noun
- Chiefly Texas and Oklahoma. a cold gale from the north, formed during the winter by a vigorous outbreak of continental polar air behind a cold front.
- a wind or storm from the north.
norther
/ ˈnɔːðə /
noun
- a wind or storm from the north
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On one occasion a "norther" came up, and for several days the seamen could (p. 670) not get back to their ships.
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The cuts made good wind-breaks, and whenever there was a norther they were chuck full of cattle.
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Soon after the commencement of the siege, a "norther" prevailed, which rendered it impossible to land heavy ordnance.
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A fierce Norther was blowing, and the harbor was filled with shipping that could not bear up against such a tornado.
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On the third day of our march, a severe snow-storm set in, accompanied by a fierce north wind—a genuine "norther."
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