Definition of south-southwesterly in English:

south-southwesterly

adjective ˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli

adverb ˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Cam Hobhouse (1786–1869), politician. From south + southwesterly.

adjectiveˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli

adverbˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Cam Hobhouse (1786–1869), politician. From south + southwesterly.

单词	south-southwesterly
释义	Definition of south-southwesterly in English: south-southwesterly adjective ˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli 1Directed towards the south-southwest. 2Of a wind: blowing from the south-southwest. adverb ˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli South-southwest. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Cam Hobhouse (1786–1869), politician. From south + southwesterly. Definition of south-southwesterly in US English: south-southwesterly adjectiveˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli 1Directed towards the south-southwest. 2Of a wind: blowing from the south-southwest. adverbˌsaʊ(θ)saʊ(θ)ˈwɛstəli South-southwest. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Cam Hobhouse (1786–1869), politician. From south + southwesterly.
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