Crossword clues for tramontana
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Tramontana \Tra`mon*ta"na\, n. [It. See Tramontane.] (Meteor.) A dry, cold, violent, northerly wind of the Adriatic.
Wiktionary
n. A dry, cold north wind in Italy and adjacent Mediterranean areas.
WordNet
n. a cold dry wind that blows south out of the mountains into Italy and the western Mediterranean [syn: tramontane]
Wikipedia
Tramontana, Tramuntana, or Tramontane may refer to:
- Tramontane, a northern wind (Tramuntana in Catalan and '' Tramontana'' in Italian)
- " Tramontane", an instrumental by the rock group Foreigner, from their album " Double Vision". Served as the "B" side to their hit single, " Hot Blooded"
- Tramontane (film), a 2016 film
- The Pole star, a visible star
- Tramontane, a science fiction novel by Emil Petaja
- a short story by Gabriel García Márquez, in Strange Pilgrims
- Tramontana (sports car), a Spanish sports car firm
- Serra de Tramuntana, a small mountain chain in Majorca
- 35725 Tramuntana, the name of an asteroid
- Sebi Tramontana (born 1960), jazz trombonist most often associated with avant-garde jazz and free improvisation music
es:Tramuntana (desambiguación) it:Tramontana pl:Tramontana
The Tramontana Car is a mid-engined Spanish supercar with styling inspired by combining Formula One racing cars and jet-fighters. It is build by Atelier Tramontana, in Barcelona, Catalonia ( Spain). It was launched as a concept at the 2005 Geneva Motor Show, and subsequently modified for production. It began as a project with the aim of breaking with the conventionalisms and creating a new family of supercars. Only 12 a year are manufactured and they are all made under special request. In 2009, Tramontana introduced a closed top model named Tramontana R., and the XTR version in 2012. Now the company no longer produces these models, since they are focused on the Tramontana Car, which is a bespoke supercar fully customizable by the driver.
Usage examples of "tramontana".
There is a MacAran laranzu in Tramontana - it is to him and his fellow workers that we mean these birds to go, in the end.
Ruyven was at Tramontana, so she had heard, and perhaps he was the laranzu for whose hands these birds were destined.
It had been the workers at Tramontana, he remembered, who devised the chemicals for fire-fighting, where they could be found in the deep caves under the Hellers, refining them, devising new ways to use them, all with the matrix arts.
They could strafe Tramontana with psychic lightnings, till the workers in the Tower were dead or mindless.
Perhaps you could eliminate the time it would take my men to travel to the lake of Hali and fetch her, if you sent to Tramontana Tower with a message through the relays that she should set forth at once.