Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. UK, dialect, Norfolk A bird, the European black tern.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. (Zoöl.) The European black tern.
Etymologies
- Possibly from dorrhawk (the nightjar) from its similar diet and appearance in flight. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Snow Potential Index: 3 ↓ - Only an outside chance of snow briefly Saturday when storm ends & cold air eases back in.”
“Snow Potential Index: 4 ↓ - Snow or a snow & rain mix show up in the late Mon-Wed time frame.”
The Washington Post: Forecast: Some of winter's coldest air yet
“Snow Potential Index: 0 ↓ - Close to no chance of snow in the next week.”
“Snow Potential Index: 3 ↓ - Small chance of a few weekend flakes.”
“Snow Potential Index: 4 ↓ - Flurries Fri/Sat only hold a dusting potential but early next week...maybe something more measurable.”
“Snow Potential Index: 3 ↓ - Thursday snow prospects are grim, but not done.”
The Washington Post: Forecast: Mild Monday, then trending colder
“Snow Potential Index: 0 ↓ - No snow threat in the next week.”
The Washington Post: Forecast: Windy today, then warming trend
“Snow Potential Index: 2 & darr; - If only this storm system would track”
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“Then this in mee, shall my desiers expresse; Neuer shall _Greece_, nor _Rome_, nor Heathen state, With shining honor, _Albions_ shine depresse, Though their great circuits yeelds their acts large bounds, Yet shall they neuer darr for deeper wounds.”
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