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mountain wind
[ wind ]
noun
- a wind descending a mountain valley at night.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of mountain wind1
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Example Sentences
Then through a crimson curtain at the rear Pearl flashed in as if blown by the mountain wind.
Towards day a cold mountain wind set in, and the troops suffered no little from the chilly wind and wet clothing.
Don't stop, our mountain wind helps along where the cooking is faulty!
It seemed lonelier to him than the mile-long sweep of Heavy Tree Hill, writhing against the mountain wind and its aeolian song.
He loved the sweet mountain wind as never before—almost as if he were to leave it all.
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