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Blin'-drift 
Source: SND
Drifting snow.
Cavaburd/Kavaburd/Kavabord Source: SND
Snow drifted violently by the wind.
Drift Source: SND
Falling snow driven by the wind.
Drift Source: DOST
Driving snow.
Erd(d)rift Source: SND
Snow or hail driven violently from off the earth, opposed to Yowden-drift which signifies snow or hail blown directly and forcibly from the heavens.
Ewin-drift Source: DOST
Snow raised, and driven by the wind.
Fuddum Source: SND
Intermittent snow-drift.
Hurl Source: SND
An impetuous forward surge, a downward rush, e.g. of a mass of falling material, such as snow or crumbling masonry.
Smore-drift Source: SND
Dense drifting snow.
Smore-thow Source: SND
Dense drifting snow.
Snaw-drift/Snow-drift Source: DOST
The drifting of snow.
Snaw-powther Source: SND
Fine driving snow.
Snaw-stour Source: SND
Fine, whirling snow.
Spindrift Source: SND
Snow blown up from the ground in swirls by gusts of wind, driving snow.
St(e)yfe eyne Source: SND
Dense drifting snow.
Swirl Source: SND
A whirling movement of water, an eddy, vortex, whirlpool, also transf. of wind, smoke, driving snow, etc., a spinning round
Swither Source: SND
Rushing movement, a swirl, a flurry (of rain or snow).
Yertdrift Source: SND
Drifting snow, snow-shower accompanied by a high wind that causes the snow to drift.
Yird-drift/Yird-driftin Source: SND
Snow blown from the surface of the ground, drifting snow.
Yowdendrift Source: SND
Snowdrift, snow or hail blown directly and forcibly from the heavens.
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