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Meaning
Verb
●
To
produce
an
air
current.
●
To
propel
by an
air
current (or, if
under water
, a water current), usually with the mouth.
●
To be
propelled
by an
air
current.
●
To
direct
or
move
, usually of a person to a particular location.
●
To create or
shape
by blowing.
●
To
force
a current of
air
upon with the
mouth
, or by other means.
●
To
clear
of
contents
by
forcing
air
through.
●
To cause to
make sound
by
blowing
, as a
musical
instrument.
●
To make a
sound
as the result of being blown.
●
To
exhale
visibly
through the
spout
the
seawater
which it has
taken in
while feeding.
●
To
burst
or
explode
; to
occur
suddenly
●
To cause to
explode
,
shatter
, or be
utterly
destroyed.
●
In Military:
To
blow
from a gun.
●
To cause the
sudden
destruction
of.
●
To
suddenly
fail
destructively.
●
To
recklessly
squander.
●
To
fail
at something; to
mess up
; to make a mistake.
●
To be very undesirable.
⚠️
To
fellate
; to
perform
oral sex
on (usually a man).
●
To
leave
, especially
suddenly
or in a hurry.
●
To make
flyblown
, to
defile
, especially with
fly
eggs.
●
(of a
fly
) To
lay eggs
; to breed.
●
To
spread
by
report
; to
publish
; to disclose.
●
To
inflate
,
as with
pride
; to
puff
up.
●
To
breathe
hard
or
quick
; to
pant
; to puff.
●
To
put
out of breath
; to cause to
blow
from fatigue.
●
To
talk
loudly
;
boast
; brag.
●
In British English:
To
expose
, or
inform
on.
●
In African-American Vernacular English:
To sing.
●
In Scientology:
To
leave
the Church of Scientology in an
unauthorized
manner.
●
To
flatulate
or defecate.
●
To
blossom
; to cause to
bloom
or
blossom
.
Noun
●
A strong wind.
●
A
chance
to
catch
one's
breath.
●
In American English:
Cocaine.
●
In British English:
Cannabis.
●
In American English & Chicago English:
Heroin.
⚠️
A
blowjob
; fellatio.
●
In Nautical:
An
instance
of using
high-pressure
air
to
empty
water from the
ballast tanks
of a
submarine
,
increasing
the
submarine
's
buoyancy
and
causing
it to surface.
●
The
act
of
striking
or hitting.
●
A
sudden
or
forcible
act
or
effort
; an assault.
●
A
damaging
occurrence.
●
In Australian English:
A
cut
made to a sheep's
fleece
by a
shearer
using hand-shears.
●
In Australian English & New Zealand English:
An
outcrop
of
quartz
from
surrounding
rock
,
thought
to
indicate
mineral
deposits
below.
●
In Television:
Synonym of
button
(“the
punchy
or
suspenseful
line
of
dialogue
that
concludes
a scene”)
●
A
mass
or
display
of
flowers
; a yield.
●
A
display
of anything
brilliant
or bright.
●
A
bloom
, state of flowering.
Intj
●
Used to
express
displeasure
or frustration.
Adj
●
In Northern England English:
Blue.
Name
●
A surname.
Sourced from
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Origin
blow
English
blo
Middle English (1100-1500)
blowe
Middle English (1100-1500)
blowen
Middle English (1100-1500)
blawan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
blowan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Suck
Cocaine
Marijuana
Heroin
Bace
Strike
Hit
Punch
Disaster
Calamity
Button
Give Head
Grass Up
Oral Sex
Related
Knock
Rip
Tear
Burn
Pull
Wipe
Whip
Kick
Blast
Drag
Throw
Squeeze
Smash
Drop
Hit
Push
Break
Roll
Cut
Punch
Strike
Shoot
Wash
Melt
Burst
Spray
Shake
Sweep
Chop
Slap
Take
Shove
Rub
Lift
Fly
Dry
Turn
Shock
Toss
Hang
Scrape
Jump
Freeze
Suck
Shut
Setback
Flip
Move
Beat
Bomb
Spin
Choke
Shot
Slip
Fall
Explode
Pop
Pour
Crash
Bite
Twist
Storm
Defeat
Leak
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Pro
Sew
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Beau
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Drow
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Bureau
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Wenzhou
Electro
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Outshow
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