ppl. a. rare–1. [f. WIND sb.1 + shook, pa. pple. of SHAKE v.] = WIND-SHAKEN 2; in quot. transf. having internal cavities like wind-shaken timber.
1784. J. Twamley, Dairying Exempl., 51. The cause of jointing or wind-shook Cheese, is from a small quantity of Slip-Curd being much broke, so as not sufficient, to form Eyes in the Cheese.
