How to pronounce “weatherbound”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (often nautical) Delayed or prevented by bad weather from doing something, such as travelling.

Practice Nearby Words

winter-bound, windbound, boatbound, shipbound, fogbound, weatherless, becalmed, benighted, landbound, abeyant, housebound, landlocked, backward, earthbound, homebound, unharboured, time-poor, high and dry, encumbered, sea-locked, neaped, bedfast, vehicularly challenged, icebound, importuous, dead in the water, battenless, undersailed, berthless, shipwrecked, bedbound, stranded, manqué, stuck in the mud, bed-fast, stormless, aground, sealocked, stayless, incapacitated, grounded, unwayed, dead-end, word-bound, abient, warehoused, opportuneless, blocked, castaway, adrift, underdressed, laggard, sleepbound, unshored, shut-in, wild, time-blind, doomed, lassitudinous, lost in action, constipated, noshore, all dressed up and nowhere to go, harbourless, dark, darkened, disable, no-fly, speedless, beached, closed, breezeless, showerless, couchbound, static, lost, off-minded, fortuneless, underwrapped, velleitary, footloose, abodeless, shelled, hostless, droughty, tidingless, slow, dead amiss, stagnant, bushed, hors de combat, windless, wharfless, torpent, limb-darkened, chairborne, harborless, disabled, latent, vagabonding

Similar Sounds

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