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wintery
[
win
-t
uh
-ree
,
-tree
]
win·ter·y
/
ˈwɪn
tə
ri
,
-tri
/
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[
win
-t
uh
-ree
,
-tree
]
Show IPA
adjective,
win·ter·i·er,
win·ter·i·est.
wintry.
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wintry
,
wintery
or
winterly
(ˈwɪntrɪ, ˈwɪntərɪ, -trɪ)
—
adj
,
-trier
,
-triest
1.
(esp of weather) of or characteristic of winter
2.
lacking cheer or warmth; bleak
wintery
,
wintery
or
winterly
—
adj
winterly
,
wintery
or
winterly
—
adj
'wintrily
,
wintery
or
winterly
—
adv
'wintriness
,
wintery
or
winterly
—
n
'winteriness
,
wintery
or
winterly
—
n
'winterliness
,
wintery
or
winterly
—
n
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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