windy
adj. A2 Elementary US //ˈwaɪndi// windy
adj. describing weather with a lot of strong wind. You use this when the air is moving fast enough to blow things around.
adj. characterised by or exposed to strong winds. Often used to describe weather conditions or geographical locations prone to high air velocity.
It is too windy to play tennis today.
The coastal path is very windy, so make sure you wear a jacket with a hood.
The expedition was delayed by several days due to the exceptionally windy conditions on the ridge, which made setting up camp nearly impossible.
Usage
Often modified by degree adverbs like 'very', 'quite', or 'extremely'.