souther

i. [For southern.] [SOUTHERN, v.] To turn or veer toward the south. "On chance of the wind southering ."- Field , Sept. 25, 1886. sou-thěr (1), sowder, s. [SOLDER.] (Scotch.) south-er (2), s. [Eng. south; -er.] A wind from the southeast. south-er-li-ne , sub. [Eng. southerly; -ne .] The quality or state of being southerly.