Definition of "weathers" []

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of weather. (verb)

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• "Dedicated, highly-trained, professional crews will be ready to respond to any incident in all kind of weathers, 24 hours per day, every day of the contract."
• "Meanwhile, despite spending more on health care; being home to the finest and most up-to-date medical facilities; providing the most innovative treatment methods; and the world's most accomplished medical schools, most prestigious hospitals, and the finest licensed medical professionals, America remains a nation ranked 50th in life expectancy, as well as a place where vast segments of its population "weathers" the storm that is the current debate on health care reform -- in more ways than one."
• "How Iran weathers the allegations will depend in part on whether the faction advocating a confrontational tone wins over those supporting diplomacy."