Definitions
away from the wind
Word origin
From lee (“side away from the wind”) + -ward (“direction”).
Used in a sentence
“No lady goat is safe from criminal assault, even on the Sabbath Day, when there is a genteman goat within three miles to leeward of her and nothing in the way but a fence fourteen feet high[…]”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Sheltered from wind”7 letters
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