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- pronunciation:
- blo
- phrases:
- blow over, blow up
- features:
- Word Explorer
part of speech: |
verb |
inflections: |
blows, blowing, blew, blown |
definition 1: |
to be in swift motion.
The wind blew all night.
- similar words:
- breeze, flow, storm
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definition 2: |
to be carried along by the wind.
My cap blew into the water.
- synonyms:
- drift
- similar words:
- ride
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definition 3: |
to force air out of the mouth.
She blew on the baby's fingers to warm them.
- synonyms:
- exhale
- similar words:
- pant, puff
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definition 4: |
to make a sound when air is forced through.
At twelve o'clock, the whistle blew.- similar words:
- blare, blast, sound, toot, whistle
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definition 5: |
to burst or stop working from being filled or used too much.
My tire blew yesterday.I hope the lights don't blow during this storm.- similar words:
- burn out, burst, bust, explode, pop
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definition 6: |
to move or force along by means of an air current.
The wind blew the raked leaves into the street.
- similar words:
- drift, fan
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definition 7: |
to cause to make a sound by forcing air through.
Blow your horn, and I'll play my drums.- synonyms:
- toot
- similar words:
- blare, blast, sound, whistle
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related words: |
fail, stream |
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phrase: |
blow over, blow up |
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