windflaw
/ˈwɪndflɔː/Definitions
1. noun
A crack or opening in a rock face caused by the erosion of wind.
“The hikers had to navigate through the steep terrain, where the windflaw provided a treacherous path.”
2. noun
A narrow passage or opening through which the wind can blow, especially in a mountainous area.
“The climbers used the windflaw to ascend the mountain, taking care not to get blown off course.”