wester
Speech parts
1. wester - Noun
2. wester - Adjective
3. wester - Verb
4. Wester - Proper noun
Meaning
wester (plural westers)
A strong westerly wind, a wind blowing from the west.
wester (third-person singular simple present westers, present participle westering, simple past and past participle westered)
To move towards the west
(now dialectal) Western, westerly.
comparative form of west: more west
Wester (plural Westers)
A surname.
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As the first group enters the city, they see Wester entering the bacteria preparation chamber under the pretence of delivering a report.
After several repeated exchanges between Mr Wester and members of various political groups on technical and legal definitions, their positions remained opposed.
Although former Sheriff Byron Wester announced his intended retirement from law enforcement in March, he later decided to stay on through April.
Archbishop Niederauer said he will miss Bishop Wester, whose playful sense of humor is a good match to his own.
Matthew McCoy was a 1986 graduate of South Wester High School and a 1990 graduate of Miami University.
On a hot day in July Bishop John Wester stopped in the shop on his way to Kanab.