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blast

noun
  1. a very long fly ball
  2. intense adverse criticism
    attackfireflakflack
  3. a highly pleasurable or exciting experience
    good time
  4. a sudden very loud noise
    bangeruptionclapbam
  5. an explosion (as of dynamite)
  6. a strong current of air
    blowgust
verb
  1. to shrivel, wither or mature imperfectly
    “The plant blasted.”
  2. to shatter as if by explosion
    “We blasted the mountain clean away, to teach it a lesson.”
    knock down
  3. to criticize harshly or violently
    “I blasted them for their cruel statements.”
    savagepillorycrucify
  4. to fire a shot
    “The gunman blasted away.”
    shoot
  5. to use explosives on
    “I blasted the pile of old computers with joy.”
    shell
  6. to hit hard
    “The cops blasted the protestors with a water cannon.”
    smashwhackwallopboomnailsockbopbashwhapbonkwhamwhopwhop
  7. to create by using explosives
    “We should blast a passage through the mountain.”
    shell
  8. to apply a draft or strong wind to
    “The air conditioning was blasting cold air at us.”
  9. to make a strident sound
    “They tended to blast when speaking into a microphone.”
    blare