get wind

Language: en

Meaning: (dated,idiomatic,intransitive)To be divulged; to become public.The story soongot wind.1890, James George Frazer,The Golden Bough, volume 2, page147:The Algonquins held a council and resolved to appease the spirit of the net by marrying him to two such very young girls that he could have no complaint on that score for the future. They did so, and the fishing turned out all that could be wished. The thinggot windamong their neighbors the Hurons, and they adopted the custom.

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