wind-sucker (Meaning)
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wind-sucker (n.)
A horse given to wind-sucking
The kestrel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wind-sucker
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wind-sucker Sentence Examples
- The wind-sucker, a type of kite, soared gracefully in the open sky.
- Johnny was fascinated by the intricate design of the wind-sucker his grandfather had built.
- As the wind picked up, the wind-sucker darted and danced in the air with elegance.
- With its long tail and vibrant colors, the wind-sucker was a spectacle to behold.
- The wind-sucker gracefully navigated the gusts, much to the delight of the spectators.
- Sally spent hours crafting her own wind-sucker, ensuring it was aerodynamic and sturdy.
- The wind-sucker competition drew participants from all over, each eager to showcase their skills.
- The wind-sucker enthusiast meticulously adjusted the strings for optimal flight performance.
- The wind-sucker soared high above the treetops, its vibrant hues contrasting beautifully against the blue sky.
- Despite its delicate appearance, the wind-sucker proved resilient against the strong winds, remaining aloft with ease.
FAQs About the word wind-sucker
A horse given to wind-sucking, The kestrel.
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No antonyms found.
The wind-sucker, a type of kite, soared gracefully in the open sky.
Johnny was fascinated by the intricate design of the wind-sucker his grandfather had built.
As the wind picked up, the wind-sucker darted and danced in the air with elegance.
With its long tail and vibrant colors, the wind-sucker was a spectacle to behold.
