blow
noun
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forceful exhalation through the nose or mouth“They gave their nose a loud blow.”puff
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a powerful stroke with the fist or a weapon“a blow on the head”
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street names for cocainecokenose candy
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an unpleasant or disappointing surpriseshock
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an impact, as from a collision“The boxer suffered heavy blows to the face before being knocked unconscious.”bump
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an unfortunate happening that hinders or impedesreversal
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a strong current of airblast
verb
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to exhale hard“I suggested they blow on the soup to cool it down.”
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to free of obstruction by blowing air through“I had to blow my nose.”
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to melt, break, or become otherwise unusable“The tire blew.”blow outburn out
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to shape by blowing“I blow glass.”
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to cause to be revealed and jeopardized“You blew our cover.”
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to lay eggs“Certain insects are said to blow.”lay
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to leave a place“Let's blow.”start
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to be in motion due to some air or water current“The leaves were blowing in the wind.”floatdriftbe adrift
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to spout moist air from the blowhole“The whale surfaced and blew.”
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to cause to move by means of an air current“Dry leaves blew across the field.”
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to provide sexual gratification through oral stimulation“I asked if my partner would blow me.”suckfellatego down on
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to play or sound a wind instrument“I blow a horn.”
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to make a sound as if blown“The horn blows.”
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to spend lavishly or wastefully on“I blew my money at the track.”
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to spend thoughtlessly“I blew through my allowance.”wastesquander
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to make a mess of, destroy or ruin“I really blew it, didn't I?”bobble
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to have high winds or storming“It's really blowing out.”