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weather whiplash

weather whiplash noun: the phenomenon of rapid swings between extremes in weather, thought to result from climate change.

Noun

weather whiplash (uncountable)

  1. The phenomenon of rapid swings between extremes in weather, thought to result from climate change.

Questions about weather whiplash

What does weather whiplash mean?
Weather whiplash means the phenomenon of rapid swings between extremes in weather, thought to result from climate change.
What part of speech is weather whiplash?
Weather whiplash is a noun.

Words near weather whiplash in the dictionary

  1. Weather Underground
  2. weather vane
  3. weather vanes
  4. weather verb
  5. weather verbs
  6. weather whiplash
  7. weather-beaten
  8. weather-beatenness
  9. weather-bit
  10. weather-bits
  11. weather-bound

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