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Blirtin'/Blurtin' 
Source: SND
Squally, with short spatters of snow or rain.
Drifty Source: SND
Drift: falling snow driven by the wind. Hence drifty.
Moorin/Moarin/Murin Source: SND
Dense and drifting.
Snaw-shrooded Source: SND
Shrouded in snow.
Snaw-tapit Source: SND
Snowtopped.
Snaw-tooried Source: SND
Snow-capped.
Snawi(s)ch Source: DOST
Snowy, snow-white.
Snawie Source: SND
Sc. forms and usages of Eng. snowy.
Snawie/Snauie Source: DOST
Snowy.
Stark Source: SND
Of a snowfall: thick, dense, blinding.
Stoory Source: SND
Wild, stormy.
Storm-driftin Source: SND
Full of drifting snow.
Storm-stayed/Storm-ste(a)d/ Storm-sted(ed)/Storm-ste(a)ded Source: SND
Held up or detained on a journey by snowy or inclement weather, storm-bound.
Stormy Source: SND
Exposed to wintry weather, lying under snow, snow-bound.
Swithery Source: SND
Full of driven snow.
Thick as guts Source: SND
Very dense, applied to fog or snowdrift.
W(e)atherfu/Wedderfu/Weatherie/Weathery Source: SND
Stormy, wet and windy.
Wridy Source: SND
Covered with snowdrifts.
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