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Word of the Day
Wednesday, January 03, 2007
favonian
\
fuh-VOH-nee-uhn
\
,
adjective:
1.
Pertaining to the west wind; soft; mild; gentle.
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Quotes:
With dusk came cool,
favonian
breezes.
-- Ed Darack,
Wind, Water, Sun
As God said to Adam on one of those
favonian
edenic days, "Pick a bone, any bone."
-- Norah Labiner,
Our Sometime Sister
Origin:
Favonian
is derived from Latin
Favonius
, "the west wind."
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