Tag

#weather

53 words tagged “weather”

hotter than blue blazes
phrase

Extremely hot.

#american#regional#weather#heat
cald
adjective

Cold

#british#regional#adjective#weather
snell
adjective

Bitingly cold and sharp (of wind/weather)

#scottish#irish#weather#cold
dreich
adjective

Grey, damp, miserable — the default Scottish weather forecast.

#scottish#scots#weather#british
baltic
adjective

Freezing cold.

#scouse#liverpool#weather#british
mizzle
noun

Fine drizzle

#british#regional#noun#weather
taters
noun

Cold (from 'potatoes in the mould').

#cockney#london#british#weather
snaa
noun

Snow

#british#regional#noun#weather
nor'easter
noun

A strong coastal storm from the northeast

#american#regional#weather#new-england
it's brick
phrase

It is bitterly, painfully cold outside.

#nyc#boston#weather#hip-hop
Popeye
adjective

Brevity code: aircraft is flying in clouds/reduced visibility.

#military#army#brevity#aviation
taps aff
phrase

Warm enough to take your top off — a rare hot day

#scottish#irish#weather#summer
pisio bwrw 18+
phrase

Mature content — open to view.

#scottish#irish#weather#welsh
nesh
adjective

Soft — especially someone who feels the cold easily.

#mancunian#manchester#northern#weather
nippy
adjective

Sharp — of cold, of taste, or of temper/tongue

#scottish#irish#weather#temper
lake-effect
adjective

Heavy localized snow generated by cold air crossing the Great Lakes.

#american#regional#michigan#weather
parky
adjective

Chilly, cold (of the weather).

#british#regional#weather#adjective
a soft day
phrase

Mild, overcast, drizzly — Ireland's default weather, dressed up as a compliment.

#irish#ireland#weather#hiberno-english
cracking the flags
phrase

Boiling hot weather — sun so fierce the pavement's splitting.

#scouse#liverpool#weather#british
sopping
adjective

Thoroughly soaked; drenched.

#scottish#irish#weather#welsh
stinker
noun

an extremely hot day

#australian#aussie#weather
raining cats and dogs
phrase

Raining very heavily.

#american#regional#weather#rain
smirr
noun

Fine, drifting drizzle or misty rain

#scottish#irish#weather#rain
June gloom
noun

SoCal's gray, overcast early-summer marine-layer weather.

#american#regional#socal#weather
drookit
adjective

Soaked to the skin; drenched

#scottish#irish#weather#wet
toad strangler
noun

A downpour heavy enough to drown a toad.

#american#regional#weather#rain
haar
noun

A cold sea mist rolling in off the North Sea

#scottish#irish#weather#coast
nithered
adjective

Very cold, frozen through.

#british#regional#weather#adjective
gully washer
noun

A short, torrential downpour.

#american#regional#weather#rain
stoatin
adjective

Very drunk; also rain bouncing off the ground

#scottish#irish#drink#weather
snizy
adjective

Bitterly cold with a cutting wind.

#british#regional#weather#adjective
marine layer
noun

The ocean fog bank that rolls over coastal California.

#american#regional#california#weather
it's lashing
phrase

It's raining very heavily

#scottish#irish#weather#rain
teem
verb

To pour (rain or liquid)

#british#regional#verb#weather
soft day
phrase

A mild, misty, drizzly day

#scottish#irish#weather#idiom
dreepin
adjective

Dripping wet; soaking

#scottish#irish#weather#wet
rug up
phrase

To dress warmly.

#australian#aussie#clothing#weather
starving
adjective

Very cold (as well as hungry).

#british#regional#weather#adjective
george raft
noun

Draught (a cold draught of air).

#cockney#london#british#weather
lashing
verb (present participle)

Rain coming down hard enough to ruin your day and your shoes.

#irish#ireland#weather#hiberno-english