southeaster
southeaster noun: a strong wind blowing from the southeast.
Noun
southeaster (plural southeasters)
- A strong wind blowing from the southeast.
- Antonyms:
- northeaster, northwester, southwester
Antonyms of southeaster
Forms of southeaster
| plural | southeasters |
|---|---|
| alternative form | sou'easter |
Origin of southeaster
From southeast + -er.
Words formed from southeaster
Questions about southeaster
- What does southeaster mean?
- Southeaster means a strong wind blowing from the southeast.
- What part of speech is southeaster?
- Southeaster is a noun.
- What is the plural of southeaster?
- The plural of southeaster is southeasters.
Words near southeaster in the dictionary
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