As the wind - hover hangs in balance

Tennyson, Aylmer's Field. windily (win'di-li), adv. With high wind; in a way that betokens wind. The stars were glittering windily even before this crimson melted out of the east. W. C. Ru ell, Sailor's Sweetheart, iv. windine (win'di-nes), n. 1. The state of being windy or tempestuous: as, the windine of the weather or season. - 2. Flatulence.3. Tendency to generate wind (gas): as, the windine of vegetables.-4. Tumor; puffine ; vanity; boastfulne . The swelling windine of much knowledge.