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Definition of blow
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Blow (v. t.) To drive by a
current
air; to
impel;
as, the
tempest
blew the ship
ashore..
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Anti-trade
::
Anti-trade
(n.) A
tropical
wind
blowing
steadily
in a
direction
opposite
to the trade wind.
Thud
::
Thud (n.) A dull sound
without
resonance,
like that
produced
by
striking
with, or
striking
against,
some
comparatively
soft
substance;
also, the
stroke
or blow
producing
such
sound;
as, the thrud of a
cannon
ball
striking
the
earth..
Muff
::
Muff (n.) A blown
cylinder
of glass which is
afterward
flattened
out to make a
sheet.
Blowpipe
::
Blowpipe
(n.) A
blowgun;
a
blowtube.
Tunk
::
Tunk (n.) A sharp blow; a
thump.
Blowzy
::
Blowzy
(a.)
Coarse
and
ruddy-faced;
fat and
ruddy;
high
colored;
frowzy.
Dunt
::
Dunt (n.) A blow.
Hard
::
Hard
(adv.)
With
tension
or
strain
of the
powers;
violently;
with
force;
tempestuously;
vehemently;
vigorously;
energetically;
as, to
press,
to blow, to rain hard;
hence,
rapidly;
as, to run
hard..
Zeolite
::
Zeolite
(n.) A term now used to
designate
any one of a
family
of
minerals,
hydrous
silicates
of
alumina,
with lime, soda,
potash,
or
rarely
baryta.
Here are
included
natrolite,
stilbite,
analcime,
chabazite,
thomsonite,
heulandite,
and
others.
These
species
occur of
secondary
origin
in the
cavities
of
amygdaloid,
basalt,
and lava, also, less
frequently,
in
granite
and
gneiss.
So
called
because
many of these
species
intumesce
before
the
blowpipe..
Bruise
::
Bruise
(v. t.) To
injure,
as by a blow or
collision,
without
laceration;
to
contuse;
as, to
bruise
one's
finger
with a
hammer;
to
bruise
the bark of a tree with a
stone;
to
bruise
an apple by
letting
it
fall..
Wind
::
Wind (v. t.) To blow; to sound by
blowing;
esp., to sound with
prolonged
and
mutually
involved
notes..
Strike
::
Strike
(v. i.) To
deliver
a quick blow or
thrust;
to give
blows.
Wince
::
Wince (v. i.) To
shrink,
as from a blow, or from pain; to
flinch;
to start
back..
Hognosesnake
::
Hognosesnake
() A
harmless
North
American
snake of the genus
Heterodon,
esp. H.
platyrhynos;
--
called
also
puffing
adder,
blowing
adder,
and sand
viper..
Blowtube
::
Blowtube
(n.) A
similar
instrument,
commonly
of tin, used by boys for
discharging
paper wads and other light
missiles..
Suicidal
::
Suggillation
(n.) A
livid,
or black and blue, mark; a blow; a
bruise..
Sidewinder
::
Sidewinder
(n.) A heavy
swinging
blow from the side, which
disables
an
adversary..
Bounce
::
Bounce
(n.) A
heavy,
sudden,
and often
noisy,
blow or
thump..
Blow
::
Blow (v. i.) To spout
water,
etc., from the
blowholes,
as a
whale..
Flog
::
Flog (v. t.) To beat or
strike
with a rod or whip; to whip; to lash; to
chastise
with
repeated
blows.
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