Similar words: get wind of, ticket window, in the twinkling of an eye, document window, betwixt, meet with, get with it, streetwise. Meaning: v. get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally.
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1. Our competitors must not be allowed to get wind of our plans.
2. I don't want my colleagues to get wind of the fact that I'm leaving.
3. You better hope the press doesn't get wind of this.
4. If she were to get wind of this.
5. When Johnny misbehaves, parents get wind of it by e-mail before he gets home.
6. First it needs to boost its efforts to get wind of military-useful technology at an early stage.
7. When did you get wind that something was wrong?
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8. You get wind when you eat too quickly.
9. How get wind to heat up a cold to do?
10. They're sure to get wind of you, sure to seek you.
11. And it hasn't taken children long to get wind of the fact.
12. Our competitors must not is allowed to get wind of our plans.
13. Our competitor must not be allowed to get wind of our plan.
14. Newspaper reporters seem to always get wind of the biggest stories before anyone else.
15. We'd better do something fast before the public get wind of it.
16. How did you get wind of that terrific business deal?
17. The police get wind of the plans to rob the bank.
18. I don't want the public, and especially not the press, to get wind of it at this stage.
19. Certainly the last thing she wanted was for Max to get wind of it all.
20. But it's even more of a comfort for baby if he doesn't get wind in the first place.
More similar words: get wind of, ticket window, in the twinkling of an eye, document window, betwixt, meet with, get with it, streetwise, tongue twister, twin, twine, twins, twined, twinge, entwine, twinkle, twin bed, left-wing, twinning, left wing, right-wing, right wing, twinkling, intertwine, right-winger, intertwined, in a twinkling, identical twin, wind, windy.