rare. [f. WIND sb.1 + DRIFT sb.] A drift or current of wind.
1887. Morris, Odyssey, XI. 400. With the wind-drift stirred against thee, and the whirl-blast laden with woe.
1921. J. M. Wordie, in Discovery, April, 89/2. The drifts of vessels in the ice … show, in fact, a wind-drift which can be paralleled in all the other oceans.
