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Phrases with «blow»
plain
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To
blow
means to expel air forcefully through the mouth or another opening, creating a current of air.
Full definition
Adjective
+ «blow»
huge
major
big
massive
devastating
serious
fatal
severe
heavy
final
bitter
significant
decisive
double
cruel
low
crippling
terrible
real
mortal
deadly
damaging
hard
single
fresh
financial
powerful
glancing
early
tough
psychological
humiliating
critical
harsh
hefty
painful
tremendous
potential
nasty
stunning
lethal
second
embarrassing
direct
grievous
new
enormous
strong
shocking
full
Noun
+ «blow»
hammer
injury
death
knockout
transfer
air
diaper
Verb
+ «blow»
soften
cushion
lessen
finish
repeat
land
absorb
«to blow» +
noun
whistle
fuse
gasket
tire
engine
wind
«blow» +
noun
hole
molding
bubble
to blow
(see also)
blow
huge blow
big blow
to be a big blow
major blow
massive blow
blow dryer
one's blow dryer
devastating blow
serious blow
final blow
heavy blow
injury blow
severe blow
significant blow
to soften the blow
fatal blow
hammer blow
further blow
bitter blow
death blow
body blow
real blow
low blow
crushing blow
double blow
blow job
decisive blow
killer blow
first blow
blow outs
blow torch
single blow
hard blow
one's blows
terrible blow
financial blow
transfer blow
fresh blow
knockout blow
cruel blow
to cushion the blow
early blow
killing blow
deadly blow
mortal blow
crippling blow
powerful blow
tough blow
damaging blow
new blow
critical blow
psychological blow
second blow
potential blow
wind blow
to lessen the blow
great blow
harsh blow
blow hole
tremendous blow
direct blow
strong blow
to finish the blow
full blow
few blows
stunning blow
glancing blow
painful blow
to repeat the blow
such a blow
humiliating blow
many blows
hefty blow
to land a blow
bad blow
nasty blow
physical blows
enormous blow
bit of a blow
lethal blow
next blow
mighty blow
embarrassing blow
emotional blow
political blow
personal blow
air blow
more blows
blow molding
shocking blow
economic blow
considerable blow
particular blow
sudden blow
last blow
sharp blow
substantial blow
to absorb a blow
grievous blow
blow ups
crucial blow
quick blow
violent blow
blow fish
other blows
sand blows
trading blows
blow bubbles
diaper blow
punishing blow
Sentences with «blow»
I was kind of
blown away
by their fairly vast organic wine selection.
(
health.com
)
I'm still kind
of blow
away by it.
(
sweethorizonblog.com
)
It does get mighty chilly there with the cold wind
blowing in
from the bay.
(
chatteringkitchen.com
)
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Definition of BLOW
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