wind, n.Definitions

Wind is weather on the go

Wind is air when it is agitated.

The Wind is a sightless laborer who whistles at his task.

Wind is unable to blow the wind away, and water wash away the water.

A Wind is sometimes strong enough to uproot a tree or knock down a building, but cannot displace a pebble.

The Wind is, in Scandinavian mythology, said to have been created by the gigantic bird called Hraesvelg which is supposed to create it by beating its wing.

The Wind is us-- it gathers and remembers all our voices, then sends them talking and telling through the leaves and the fields.

The Wind is air in its active and violent aspects, and serves as the primary element by virtue of its connexion with the creative breath or exhalation.