upbreeze

adj, noun — 2 senses

adj

Etymology From up- + breeze.

upwind

The brown fur was sleek, and the ears twitched a little while the nose worked, but Cole was upbreeze so the rabbit couldn't smell anything except Zeke, wherever Zeke was.1995, Louis Owens, The Sharpest Sight, page 12:

noun

Etymology From up- + breeze.

A breeze that blows upward.

He twisted and turned in the upbreeze desperately trying to right himself, trying to cling to the finely smooth exterior of the marble citadel walls only to crash land into a rather large hedge in the gardens […]2014, MJ Bird, The Exiled Aslignhain:
It was hot, stifling, my robe's upbreeze now nonexistent.2022, Rob Rosen, Bobby Ray Breaks the Universe:

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