How to pronounce “weather-bound”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Alternative form of weatherbound.

Practice Nearby Words

confined, weatherbeaten, wind-borne, wind-swept, hide-bound, paper-bound, fairweather, airbraked, wheelchair-bound, windlashed, all dressed up with nowhere to go, tied-up, windburnt, all dressed up with no place to go, hardluck, bedjacketed, betwaddled, chillblained, wind-blown, all dressed up and no place to go, jetlagged, banishèd, badtempered, hellbent, be-booted, sportsjacketed, hardset, bed-ridden, snowcapped, terror-stricken, braceletted, water-worn, bed-gowned, bull-headed, cold-short, sport-jacketed, offtrack, broken-hearted, strung-out, fenced-in, embatteled, wartorn, bebonneted, broke-down, time-worn, bestrought, jet-packed, kaputt, shortwinded, washed-up, shock stalled, baffed-out, peajacketed, flushboarded, bull headed, be-bonnetted, buttoned up, washed-out, wrap-around, apronned, tabued, stiffhearted, hard-up, metaled, bombed-out, bandannaed, panicstricken, hard-hit, trousersed, tailormade, jack-booted, hard-headed, bed-fast, deadset, doggoned, cold back, buttoned-down, kludgey, hurrysome, short-handed, tendriled, boldhearted, chagrinned, starboard-side, curbstoned, swept-back, short handed, zombied out, screwed, glued and tattooed, horrorstruck, tuniced, be-ringletted, hot-headed, stancheled, hit hard, screwed, glued, and tattooed, stop-gap, be-goggled, crag-fast, touch-and-go

Similar Sounds

weather, feather, leather, heather, wether, wheather, teather, werther, deather, wealther, aweather, wreather, war bond, weatherboard, hairband, hair band, westbound, wetherby, weatherby, weatherbee, wetherbee, weatherhead, wheel around, southbound, lower bound, war bonds, one pound, whip-round, hellbound, weathered, weathering, werent, war paint, year-round, weaponed, warpaint, weatherspoon, air bound, war wound, well earned, whirl around, bearer bond, wait around, well-earned, year around, year round, letter bond