Definitionadj. characteristic of or occurring in winter
Last update: August 9, 2015
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You have to prepare for the wintry days. [Please select]
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Ancient writers spoke of all these Gauls as Cimbri, and identified them with the Cimmerians of earlier date, who in Homeric times dwelt on the ocean next to the Laestrygones, in a region of wintry gloom, but where the sun set not in summer. [Please select]
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Sundays were dreary days in that wintry season. [Please select]
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It would soon be dusk; a wintry light was over everything. [Please select]
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From its door they watched the wild fowl streaming south, pigeons, ducks, and others outlined against the dark, wintry skies. [Please select]
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The wintry forest, with its two feet of snow covered with ice, contained no terrors for him. [Please select]
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It was not likely that anybody else would be sending forth such a signal in this wintry wilderness. [Please select]
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The wintry sun came to the zenith, then passed slowly down the curve, but all the time the boy scarcely stirred. [Please select]
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