cloudwise

English

Etymology

From cloud +‎ -wise.

Adverb

cloudwise (not comparable)

1. In the form of a cloud.
   • 1897, A Balfour Symington, Atalanta:

     Osmunda swept a curtsey, that yellow hair falling cloudwise to her feet, then turned swift to disappear in the shadow of the turret stair.

   • 2003, Arthur W Pink, Gleanings in Exodus:

     Apparently its upper portion rose up to heaven in the form of a column ; its lower being spread out cloudwise, over Israel's camp.

2. (weather) Regarding the clouds or cloud cover

   Cloudwise, it will be densely overcast tomorrow.