DCHP-1 Online
chinook 
v. blow a Chinook wind.
See also: Chinook wind
- 1947 But that night it chinooked, and I threw off all my blankets, for it blew hot and warm.
- 1954 it never Chinooked again till early March. . . .
- 1957 If the weather took to Chinooking, the temperature could rise by eighty degrees in a few hours.
- 1947 But that night it chinooked, and I threw off all my blankets, for it blew hot and warm.