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crosswind
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crosswind
(noun)
crosswind
/
ˈ
krɑːsˌwɪnd/
noun
plural
crosswinds
crosswind
/
ˈ
krɑːsˌwɪnd/
noun
plural
crosswinds
Britannica Dictionary definition of CROSSWIND
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:
a wind that blows across the direction that something (such as an airplane) is moving in
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