favonian
fa·vo·ni·an
adj \fə-ˈvō-nē-ən\Definition of FAVONIAN
: of or relating to the west wind : mild
Origin of FAVONIAN
Latin favonianus, from Favonius, the west wind
First Known Use: circa 1681
Rhymes with FAVONIAN
aeonian, Antonian, Baconian, Bergsonian, Bostonian, Capetonian, chelonian, Clactonian, demonian, Devonian, draconian, Estonian, Etonian, Galtonian, Gladstonian, gorgonian, Gorgonian, Houstonian, Ionian, Jacksonian, Johnsonian, Jonsonian, Miltonian, Newtonian, Oxonian, Petronian, plutonian, Samsonian, Wilsonian
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