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aweather

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a·weath·er  (-wr)
adv.
To the windward side.

aweather [əˈwɛðə]
adv & adj (postpositive)
(Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical towards the weather with the helm aweather Compare alee


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Byline: Bill Howell AWEATHER forecaster on the Costa del Sol?
Byline: Tony Henderson AWEATHER radar for the North East which can "read" the size of a raindrop or snowflake was officially launched yesterday.
Women across Merseyside had spent weeks coming up with the perfect outfit for Ladies' Day - and they today told the ECHO they never once looked at aweather forecast.
 
 
 
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