a. Sc. Also 8 -len. [var. of westlan WESTLAND 2.] Western; westerly.
17[?]. Patie & Peggy, Chorus, in Ramsay, Tea-t. Misc. Sun, gallop down the westlin skies.
1721. Ramsay, Keitha, 27. Ye westlin Winds that gently usd to play On her white Breast. Ibid. (1728), To Starrat, 6. Welcome, as Westlen Winds, or Berries ripe.
1785. Burns, Ep. to Davie, 6. To spin a verse or twa o rhyme, In hamely, westlin jingle.
1813. Hogg, Queens Wake, Kilmeny, ii. When the fringe was red on the westlin hill.
1830. Galt, Lawrie T., I. ii. The goodwill of the westlin winds.
1898. J. Lumsden, Edin. Poems & Songs (1899), 168. A-doun the Westlin welkin.