Meaning of weatherish | Babel Free

Definitions

1. Somewhat windy, cloudy or rainy.
2. Mainly limited to the subject of the weather. (of conversation)

Examples

“1866, Israel Gibbons, Crescent-Shine; or, Gleams of Light⟳ on All Sorts of Subjects from the Columns of the New Orleans Crescent, New Orleans: J.O. Nixon, “En Route to Mexico,” p. 183, Sky hazy, and appearances a little weatherish.”

““Quite weatherish this morning, isn’t it?””

“The dirtiness of Tommy’s face⟳ made his teeth seem whiter than they were. He showed many of them in a grin and said: “Kind of weatherish tonight.””

“Abruptly, the day turned weatherish. The wind kept shifting.”

“A young stranger, detaching himself from Dinty’s entourage, approached and stood, waiting for Horace to finish⟳ his polite and weatherish conversation with Mrs. Macy.”

“He raises his paper cup to her in a little salute. “Fine day.” Adam hears himself repeat⟳ the same weatherish small talk⟳ he has with the news guy. He would like⟳ to say⟳ something more interesting.”

CEFR level