Definition

A small, narrow path or alley, often found between buildings.

Example

The children played in the wynd, enjoying the quietness away from the busy street.

Conversation

Have you ever walked down that little wynd near the park?

Yeah, it's such a charming path, isn't it?

I love how quiet it is compared to the main road.

Absolutely! It's a perfect spot for a peaceful stroll.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Wynd is derived from Old English 'wind', meaning a narrow passage or alley. The word refers to a winding or twisting path, often used in the context of streets or lanes.

Memory Tip

Imagine a narrow 'passage' or 'alley' that 'winds' around — that's what a 'wynd' is.

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