What does blashy mean?
Blashy means (chiefly Scotland, Northern England, of weather) Rainy and windy..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
(chiefly Scotland, Northern England, of weather) Rainy and windy..
... a cold blashy rain is driven from the spongy west by a wind that would certainly blow you away, […]
"Mr dowse, what's your opinion o' this blashy weather? Will it blow over, do y' think?" Dowse pursed his lips and studied the racing clouds. […] "the wind's still in the sou'-west. Could be it gets worse afore it gets better."
... their streets are like wors - brave and blashy! Song, Canny Nerocassel.
It's blashy deed, gannan' alang t' rooads, sike weather.
.[The] road fra Gunnas to Burringham's blashier noo then ever I seed it.
tharrs sa mitch rain o' t' Fog, [...] it maks it blashy as weel, [...]
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Blashy means (chiefly Scotland, Northern England, of weather) Rainy and windy..
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... a cold blashy rain is driven from the spongy west by a wind that would certainly blow you away, […]
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