Usage examples (21)

• It was a "fohn," that violent storm-wind which rushes from the mountain to the valley beneath, and in its fury snaps asunder the trunks of large trees as if they were...
• F is for fohn, but not like when I call the ladies.
• The warmest area is the east coast where dry fohn winds regularly bring summer temperatures of more than 20°C.
• The setting for Green for Danger was clearly defined on the cover of the first edition dustjacket (fohn Lane, The Bodley Head, London, 1945).