1. Toward the wind. To lay an anchor to windward, to adopt previous measures for success or security.

2. Being on the side toward the point from which the wind blows.

3. The point from which the wind blows.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• windfarm,
• winward,
• wordward,
• siddward,
• siddeward,
• winderd,
• qindward,
• aindward,
• sindward,
• eindward,
• 3indward,
• 2indward,
• wundward,
• wjndward,
• wkndward,
• wondward,
• w9ndward,
• w8ndward,
• wibdward,
• wimdward

• winders,
• winder,
• wind harp.

The adverb form of "windward" is "windwardly".

The adjective form of the word "windward" is "windward".

The plural form of the word "windward" is "windwards".

The singular form of the word "windward" is "windward".