Upwind side or side directly influenced to the direction that the wind blows from. Opposite of leeward.

The side toward the wind. Compare with leeward.

"on the side toward which the wind blows," 1540s, from wind (n.1) + -ward.

facing or toward the wind.

the side of an island or ship against which the wind is blowing.

The side facing into the wind. When speaking of a mountain range, these areas are generally cooler and wetter than on the leeward side.

The side toward which the wind is blowing. winnowing

(n) - the side of a hill, etc subjected to wind

The side of the ship exposed to the wind.

The side of a land mass facing the direction from which the wind is blowing; the opposite of leeward.

(n) the direction from which the wind is coming(n) the side of something that is toward the wind(adj) on the side exposed to the wind(adv) away from the wind

Toward the direction from which the wind blows.

The side of an island that faces a persistent wind

Toward the direction from which the wind is coming.

Against the wind.

Toward the direction from which the wind is coming.

Region on the side from which the wind blows.

The direction from which the wind is blowing. Also the upwind side of an object. The opposite of the downwind or leeward side.

The direction from which the wind is blowing

Direction from which a wind is blowing.

In the direction that the wind is coming from.

Towards the wind. Nearer to the wind. The direction from which the wind blows.

Towards the wind, upwind; as in: If our destination is to windward we may have to tack to get there.

Toward the direction from which the wind is coming.

In the direction that the wind is coming from.

This word means to be upwind. It is now also a naval expression meaning to gain an advantage.X

  Toward the direction from which the wind is blowing.  

In the same direction as the wind.

Towards the wind. Windward is an adjective meaning the direction from which the wind is blowing. The windward side of a boat is the one which the wind hits first. "Sailing to windward&quo [..]

 A direction upwind from a point of reference.

into the wind, or toward the direction from which the wind is blowing. The opposite of leeward.

In the direction that the wind is coming from.

The direction from which the wind blows (for example, upwind)

In the direction that the wind is coming from.

In the direction that the wind is coming from.

upwind

Direction from which the wind is blowing, or upwind. Windward boat refers to the vessel that is upwind of the other.

Towards the wind. Windward is an adjective meaning the direction from which the wind is blowing. The windward side of a boat is the one which the wind hits first. "Sailing to windward" means [..]

The weather side. The opposite is LEEWARD.

The side of the ship closest to the wind, or in the upwind direction. If you're planning to relieve yourself over the rail, select the leeward side instead.

The side of a vessel that is nearest the direction the wind is coming from.

The side toward the wind. Compare with leeward.

The direction from which the wind is blowing. Also the upwind side of an object. The opposite of the downwind or leeward side.

The direction from which the wind is blowing. Also the upwind side of an object. The opposite of the downwind or leeward side.

The direction from which the wind

The side toward the wind. Compare with leeward.

The direction from which the wind is blowing. Also the upwind side of an object. The opposite of the downwind or leeward side.

Side close to the wide

The side of an island or ship against which the wind is blowing.

The direction from which the wind is blowing; into the wind. Opposite of leeward.