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• s  abounding in or exposed to the wind or breezes
  blowy weather

• Emma and Kathleen were big, blowy and as like as two sisters, but there was nothing homey or lovable about either of them.
• Mom was fiftyish, big, blonde and blowy.
• This blowy motif runs throughout the film: death's advent is always heralded by wind-driven snow, rain or autumn leaves.

• breezy
• windy

Quotes

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• Paul Sheehan in USA Today
  It was pretty blowy out there,said Sheehan, who was runner-up in the Open in 2005. "We had a chance to make some birdies, but I didn't make most of them. I made a couple early and then it got pretty tough."
• Tim Henman in The Sun
  Henman, 30, said: "It was about who could stay positive and not get frustrated and I felt I did that well." "It was really difficult conditions ? there's usually no wind and today it was really blowy."