Chime-ringer

noun

1. A natural movement of air of any velocity
2. An artificially produced movement of air
3. Solar wind, stellar wind
4. A force or agency that carries along or influences tendency, trend

   "withstood the winds of popular opinion"

5. A destructive force or influence
6. Breath
7. Breath
8. The pit of the stomach solar plexus
9. Gas generated in the stomach or the intestines

   "pass wind"

10. Musical wind instruments especially as distinguished from strings and percussion the wind instruments of an orchestra
11. Players of wind instruments
12. Slight information especially about something secret intimation

    "got wind of the plan"

13. Air carrying a scent (as of a hunter or game)
14. Mere talk idle words
15. Nothing, nothingness
16. Vain self-satisfaction
17. A direction from which the wind may blow a point of the compass
18. The direction from which the wind is blowing
19. Compressed air or gas
20. Air

verb

1. To make short of breath
2. To detect or follow by scent
3. To expose to the air or wind dry by exposing to air
4. To regulate the wind supply of (an organ pipe)
5. To rest (an animal, such as a horse) in order to allow the breath to be recovered
6. To scent game
7. To pause for breath

verb

1. To turn completely or repeatedly about an object coil, twine
2. To encircle or cover with something pliable bind with loops or layers
3. To raise to a high level (as of excitement or tension)
4. To traverse on a curving course

   "the river winds the valley"

5. To cause to move in a curving line or path
6. To effect by or as if by curving
7. To turn the course of
8. Entangle, involve
9. To introduce sinuously or stealthily insinuate
10. Weave
11. To have a curving course or shape extend in curves
12. To proceed as if by winding
13. To move so as to encircle something
14. To turn when lying at anchor
15. Bend, warp

noun

1. Coil, turn
2. A particular method of winding
3. An act of winding the state of being wound
4. A mechanism (such as a winch) for winding

verb

1. To cause (something, such as a horn) to sound by blowing blow
2. To sound (a call or note) on a horn

   "wound a rousing call"

3. To produce a sound on a horn

geographical name

1. River in west central Wyoming

noun

1. Wind chime
2. A bell that is light enough to be moved and sounded by the wind

adjective

1. Carried by the wind

   "wind-borne pollen"

adjective

1. Affected with pulmonary emphysema or heaves