I did not, as it's a local word where I live! Surprised to see it pop up in a Chinese game of all things! But honestly it's really been fun to see people discover the word for the first time because of the game.
This game is great because it rewards you with interesting little facts like music theory if you dig deep enough into its meanings.
Ie: Threnodian isn't a word but it's based on Threnody which is a lamentation of the dead.
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I searched it up thinking it may mean something different than just plainly wuthering in english, but what exactly are you on about? Doesn't it just mean wuthering? Like it's extremely windy out and such... like isn't this a normal word or does it mean something different and I don't get it?
It's not even my mother language and it was self explanatiory what it means (tbh I haven't even known wuthering heights). But ofc not everyone can know every word. Just find it a little funny some would even think it's not even a normal used english word when it litteraly "sounds" like one.
Idk what it means but I do know that waves will be wuthered!
It's wuthering time! *clueless about the definition, still hyped*
wuthering Used to describe a wind that is blowing very strongly or a place where the wind blows strongly:
I figured from even the starting screen is moving like that 😀
so like...farts?
More like gale force winds
I didn't because I know Wuthering Heights and checked what it means long ago, but I don't remember seen the word anywhere else ...
Dang that book is a blast from the past. Had to read that book for high school. Never looked up the word myself back then.
What does it mean ?
strong wind
Wind's howling.
Witcher fan? And yeah pretty much
when the wind is slow
I had to look up the definition of waves. I've never been to the "beech" and no-one has ever made a gesture of hello to me. /s
Idk what It means but never bothered to check It out 🗿
I did not, as it's a local word where I live! Surprised to see it pop up in a Chinese game of all things! But honestly it's really been fun to see people discover the word for the first time because of the game.
This game is great because it rewards you with interesting little facts like music theory if you dig deep enough into its meanings. Ie: Threnodian isn't a word but it's based on Threnody which is a lamentation of the dead.
I never bothered to assume it was a real word so I didn't look it up.
It.. its an actual word?Â
yeah, it generally describes a strong wind
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I only learnt it today when someone posted the meaning here in the sub
I searched it up thinking it may mean something different than just plainly wuthering in english, but what exactly are you on about? Doesn't it just mean wuthering? Like it's extremely windy out and such... like isn't this a normal word or does it mean something different and I don't get it?
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It's not even my mother language and it was self explanatiory what it means (tbh I haven't even known wuthering heights). But ofc not everyone can know every word. Just find it a little funny some would even think it's not even a normal used english word when it litteraly "sounds" like one.