blows in English

noun

1

a strong wind.

we're in for a blow

2

an act of blowing on an instrument.

a number of blows on the whistle

synonyms: toot, blast, blare, whistle

3

marijuana or cocaine.

The night wouldn't be complete without cocaine, and it became a great sport to see how clandestinely you could consume your blow .

4

a powerful stroke with a hand, weapon, or hard object.

he received a blow to the skull

synonyms: knock, bang, hit, punch, thump, smack, crack, rap, karate chop, whack, thwack, bonk, bash, clout, sock, wallop, sockdolager

5

the state or period of flowering.

stocks in fragrant blow

verb

1

(of wind) move creating an air current.

a cold wind began to blow

synonyms: gust, bluster, puff, blast, roar, rush, storm

2

(of a person) expel air through pursed lips.

Willie took a deep breath, and blew

3

(of an explosion or explosive device) displace violently or send flying.

the blast had blown the windows out of the van

4

spend recklessly.

they blew $100,000 in just eighteen months

synonyms: squander, waste, misspend, throw away, fritter away, go through, lose, lavish, dissipate, use up, spend recklessly, splurge

5

completely lose or miss (an opportunity).

the wider issues were to show that politicians had blown it

synonyms: spoil, ruin, bungle, mess up, fudge, muff, waste, lose, squander, botch, screw up, foul up

6

damn.

“Well, blow me ,” he said, “I never knew that”

7

perform fellatio.

8

produce flowers or be in flower.

I know a bank where the wild thyme blows

noun

knock, bang, hit, punch, thump, smack, crack, rap, karate chop, whack, thwack, bonk, bash, clout, sock, wallop, sockdolager
shock, surprise, bombshell, thunderbolt, jolt, calamity, catastrophe, disaster, upset, setback, sockdolager
toot, blast, blare, whistle
c, nose candy, snow, coke
reversal, black eye, setback, reverse
bump
gust, blast
puff
shock

verb

gust, sweep, drift, exhale, sound, burst, squander, spoil, expose, muff, bluster, waste, blow out, shove off, suck
gust, bluster, puff, blast, roar, rush, storm
sweep, carry, toss, drive, push, force
drift, flutter, waft, float, glide, whirl, move
exhale, puff, breathe out, emit, expel, discharge, issue
sound, blast, toot, pipe, trumpet, play
burst, explode, blow out, split, rupture, puncture
squander, waste, misspend, throw away, fritter away, go through, lose, lavish, dissipate, use up, spend recklessly, splurge
spoil, ruin, bungle, mess up, fudge, muff, waste, lose, squander, botch, screw up, foul up
expose, reveal, uncover, disclose, divulge, unveil, betray, leak
muff, bungle, mess up, botch, mishandle, bodge, botch up, flub, screw up, fluff, bumble, louse up, fumble, bollix, bollocks, muck up, fuck up, spoil, ball up, bobble, foul up
bluster, brag, tout, gas, gasconade, swash, boast, vaunt, shoot a line
drift, be adrift, float
waste, squander
blow out, burn out
shove off, shove along
suck, fellate, go down on

Use "blows" in a sentence

1. That blows.

2. Blows up my car, he blows up my boats.

3. Beating The act of striking blows; punishment or chastisement by blows.

4. Hans deftly ducked their blows.

5. Blows a door clean off.

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7. Blower definition is - one that blows

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9. It blows from southeast to northwest.

10. They won't come to blows.

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12. Who blows on the charcoal fire,

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16. Affrap: To strike; come to blows

17. He would meekly accept the blows.

18. They came to blows on the playground.

19. Her attacker rained down blows on her.

20. A blast of hot air blows in.

21. If it blows too hard, you...

22. Severe Choking: back blows and abdominal thrusts

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24. Blows Regional drug slang for (1) Cocaine

25. There are screams, quarrels, Blaspheming and blows; …

26. Blew , Blown , Blow·ing , Blows v

27. Blew, Blown, Blow·ing, Blows v

28. Blew , blown , blow·ing , blows v

29. They were about to come to blows.

30. Blows: to breathe hard, quickly, or with difficulty.

31. If it drops below 50, it blows up.

32. Vicious blows further weakened His pain-racked body.

33. And for their thousand blows deal one deathblow!

34. When the wind blows, it rotates and generates.

35. Get out of here before this place blows!

36. Straws show which way the wind blows. 

37. Blew , Blown , blow·ing , blows v

38. Blew, blown, blow·ing, Blows v

39. When a storm Blows up, it begins

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41. Blower definition, a person or thing that blows

42. He blows hot and cold about getting married.

43. 6 The one furiously striking peoples with unceasing blows,+

44. No questions, blows grandma right out of her shoes.

45. The wind blows from the east at 10 knots.

46. WK: When the wind blows, it rotates and generates.

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48. But... (blows air) how old is that photo?

49. Toe-to-toe they stand, trading deafening blows!

50. Two staffs in one town come to blows.