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Witch of November

Witch of November proper noun: the strong winds that frequently blow across the Great Lakes in autumn, caused by intense low atmospheric pressure.

Proper noun

Witch of November

  1. The strong winds that frequently blow across the Great Lakes in autumn, caused by intense low atmospheric pressure.
    Synonyms:
    November Witch

Synonyms of Witch of November

  • November Witch

Questions about Witch of November

What does Witch of November mean?
Witch of November means the strong winds that frequently blow across the Great Lakes in autumn, caused by intense low atmospheric pressure.
What part of speech is Witch of November?
Witch of November is a proper noun.

Words near Witch of November in the dictionary

  1. witch ladder
  2. witch ladders
  3. witch moth
  4. witch moths
  5. witch of Agnesi
  6. Witch of November
  7. witch stone
  8. witch stones
  9. witch window
  10. witch windows
  11. witch's bells

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