Definition of «blustery»

Blustery means characterized by strong and turbulent winds, often accompanied by rain or snow.

The blustery wind caused the trees to sway violently.
Despite the blustery weather, the children continued to play soccer at the park.
Mary bundled up in a warm coat and hat to protect herself from the blustery cold.
The blustery storm knocked out power in the entire neighborhood.
Jack struggled to walk in the blustery conditions as the wind blew dust into his eyes.
The blustery wind rattled the windows, making an eerie sound throughout the house.
The blustery conditions made it difficult for the hikers to maintain their balance on the mountain trail.
We decided to cancel our picnic due to the blustery forecast.
The blustery autumn day was perfect for flying kites.
The blustery gales forced the cancellation of several flights at the airport.

• British quartetof runners doggedly circled wet track on blustery day at Walton - on - Thames, England, broke unofficial world record set 20 years ago by Argentina's JoseRibas for distance covered in two hours. (si.com)
Olive squalane delivers deep moisture into skin, finely pressed rice offers a mattified finish and buildable medium - full coverage, and antioxidant rich pigments of wild cherry, coffee and pomegranate protect against environmental damage for when you're outside on blustery winter days. (100percentpure.com)
Whether it is a cold dreary rainy day or a day of blustery winter winds and snow, certain foods just hit the spot. (beyondthepeel.net)
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