Synonyms for GUSTY
- out of doors,
- lofty,
- light,
- blustery,
- blowy,
- following,
- piercing,
- savory,
- breath,
- northerly,
- stormy,
- northwesterly,
- tempestuous,
- succulent,
- airy,
- loftier,
- southwesterly,
- lightest,
- tumid,
- forceful,
- scrumptious,
- hothead,
- inclement,
- squally,
- delicious,
- ventilated,
- penetrating,
- biting,
- easterly,
- gusty,
- south,
- uncluttered,
- boreal,
- delicate,
- nice,
- filthy,
- nature,
- pneumatic,
- toothsome,
- likable,
- hoodlum,
- faulty,
- gangster,
- exquisite,
- the Beaufort scale,
- out-of-doors,
- riproaring,
- rough,
- pleasing,
- bouffant,
- clouded,
- agitate,
- sapid,
- bullying,
- relishing,
- robust,
- rascal,
- knave,
- dainty,
- appetizing,
- fresh,
- yummy,
- good-tasting,
- draughty,
- billowy,
- nasty,
- Sipid,
- tearaway,
- cutting,
- steady,
- palatable,
- varmint,
- Gustable,
- flavorsome,
- riffraff,
- wind-swept,
- puffy,
- force,
- southeasterly,
- blusterous,
- windy,
- Stormful,
- spanking,
- swashbuckler,
- violent,
- mouthwatering,
- roughneck,
- hearty,
- dirty,
- keen,
- toothy,
- good to eat,
- luscious,
- nectarous,
- east,
- windswept,
- powerful,
- well-ventilated,
- tasty,
- lush,
- drafty,
- savoury,
- agreeable,
- ambrosial,
- good,
- delightful,
- howling,
- Savorous,
- westerly,
- hellion,
- gentle,
- rogue,
- delectable,
- soft,
- wild,
- southerly,
- raining cats and dogs,
- Flawy,
- gale-force,
- blowing,
- yob,
- Favonian,
- west,
- cyclonic,
- rapscallion,
- balmy,
- blustering,
- offshore,
- aeolian,
- Blasty,
- turgid,
- Nectareous,
- rioter,
- gusting,
- high,
- breezy,
- turbulent,
- thunderous,
- tumescent,
- mouth-watering,
- gustily,
- sordid,
- boisterous,
- northeasterly,
- strong,
- stiff,
- north,
- juicy,
- tumultuous,
- hooligan,
- brisk,
- Intumescent,
- airish,
- foul,
- thundery,
- flatulent.
Usage Examples for GUSTY
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The wind had almost died out, and I knew I must make the most of all still days in this gusty month. - "Driven Back to Eden" by E. P. Roe
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The modest villa- residence, the smaller poor dwellings here and there stooped under the heavy sky and the gusty wind; the shrubs dipped along the road- side; and the few people who went along- an old gentleman; a peasant- woman; two poor children carrying a basket and followed by a melancholy, big, rough- coated dog- seemed to hang their heads low under the solemn weight of the clouds and the fierce mastery of the wind, which had months ago blown the smile from the now humble, frowning, pensive landscape. - "Dr. Adriaan" by Louis Couperus
