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weather-bound
[ weth-er-bound ]
adjective
- delayed or shut in by bad weather.
weather-bound
adjective
- (of a vessel, aircraft, etc) delayed by bad weather
Word History and Origins
Origin of weather-bound1
Example Sentences
Yes, really, cricket: that neglected staple of the British summer, a business of mannered and weather-bound slow-wrought drama, doggedly championed but somehow always reassuringly in retreat.
The meal that evening was a very dull one, and if they did not go to sleep at once after they had gone to bed, certainly there was little fun-making among the weather-bound prisoners.
The sheltered nook we sought already contained a weather-bound vessel.
It contained the mate of the schooner Industry, of New Bedford, who informed us that she had been lying there, weather-bound, for nearly a month.
This time the fleets had remained weather-bound, unable to start at all until the golden moments were gone--till opportunity had slid into the past.
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