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Meaning of blew
The primary meaning of the word "blew" is the past tense of the verb "blow," which means to produce a current of air from the mouth or lungs, or to move or be moved by the wind.
Etymology of blew
The word "blew" originates from the Old English word "blāwan," which means to blow, and is related to the Proto-Germanic word "blēan" and the Proto-Indo-European root "bhlē-".
The word has been used in English since the 9th century, and its meaning has evolved over time to include various senses related to the production of air or the movement of the wind.
Synonyms
blasted
blew
blustered
buffeted
burst
exploded
detonated
discharged
emitted
exhaled
gust
hailed
hurled
propelled
slammed
smashed
stormed
swept
wafted
whistled
whooshed
puffed
panted
huffed
snorted
blasted
banged
boomed
crashed
banged
clanged
clinked
clanked
rattled
clattered
slammed
smashed
crashed
exploded
imploded
erupted
blew out
blew up.
Definitions
- The past tense of the verb "blow," which means to produce a current of air from the mouth or lungs.
- To move or be moved by the wind, or to make a blowing sound.
- To explode or burst, often violently or suddenly.
Usage Examples
- The wind blew strongly through the trees, causing the branches to sway violently.
- She blew out the candles on her birthday cake, making a wish as she did so.
- The bomb blew up with a loud explosion, causing damage to the surrounding area.