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Synonym for "blow"


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The synonym blow synonymous definition words:

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blow [verb]
means "activity"
blow [noun]
means "nature"
wind, storm, squall, blast, typhoon, gale, gust, breeze
blow [noun]
means "action"

Further results for the word "blow"

attack [noun]
means "conflict"
assault, blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent
beat [noun]
means "action"
blow, strike, stroke, hit, thump, punch
blast [noun]
means "gust"
blow, gale, squall, storm, wind, draft
blitz [noun]
means "assault"
blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent, skirmish
bloom [noun]
means "flower"
bud, blossom, efflorescence, blow
blossom [verb]
means "flower"
bloom, burgeon, blow, effloresce
boast [verb]
means "action"
brag [verb]
means "boast"
revel, gloat, blow, glory, exaggerate, crow
breeze [noun]
means "wind"
chop [noun]
means "thing"
blow, belt, cuff, smack, kick, swat
clap [noun]
means "thing"
blow, impact, cuff, slap, swat, hit
collision [noun]
means "crash"
impact, bump, blow, concussion, shock
come down [noun]
means "reversal"
descent, discomfiture, blow, down, defeat, decline
exhale [verb]
means "puff"
gasp, pant, breathe, blow, whisper, wheeze
flower [noun]
means "nature"
bloom, bud, blossom, efflorescence, blow
fumble [verb]
means "drop"
miss, bumble, blow, louse
gloat [verb]
means "brag"
revel, boast, blow, glory, exaggerate, crow
gust [noun]
means "blast"
blow, gale, squall, storm, wind, draft
hit [noun]
means "action"
blow, punch, rap, stroke
huff [verb]
means "pant"
blow, puff, gasp, heave, wheeze
louse [verb]
means "drop"
fumble, bumble, blow, miss
misfortune [noun]
means "disaster"
accident, adversity, dole, affliction, tragedy, blow
miss [verb]
means "action"
drop, fumble, bumble, blow, louse
pant [verb]
means "gasp"
blow, puff
peck [noun]
means "sharp stroke"
rap, tap, pinch, blow, knock, thump
poke [noun]
means "thrust"
dig, push, jab, punch, blow, shove
punch [noun]
means "impact"
blow, jab, knock, cuff, sock, thrust
set-back [noun]
means "misfortune"
blow, shock, affliction, reverse, trauma, mishap
shock [noun]
means "impact"
collision, blow, clash, encounter
skirmish [noun]
means "assault"
blow, aggression, charge, offensive, descent, attack
smack [verb]
means "spank"
strike, slap, hit, blow, pat, cuff
smash [noun]
means "crash"
shattering, breaking, smashing, collision, blow, collapse
smashing [noun]
means "crash"
shattering, breaking, smash, collision, blow, collapse
spank [verb]
means "smack"
strike, slap, hit, blow, pat, cuff
storm [verb]
means "nature"
blow, howl, hail, rain, squall, snow
stroke [noun]
means "impact"
blow, beating, knock, rap, thump, pat
swagger [verb]
means "boast"
brag, gloat, swank, blow, bluster
touch [noun]
means "impact"
tap, blow
typhoon [noun]
means "wind"
storm, squall, blast, blow, gale, gust
wheeze [verb]
means "puff"
gasp, pant, breathe, exhale, whisper, blow
blow up [verb]
means "explode"
detonate, blast, erupt, burst
blow up [verb]
means "exaggerate"
blowing [adjective]
means "movement of air"
blowout [noun]
means "flat tire"
blowout [noun]
means "explosion"
amplify [verb]
means "exaggerate"
elaborate, blow up, embellish, overstate
anger [verb]
means "feeling"
backfire [verb]
means "explode"
blow up, burst, detonate, erupt
balloon [verb]
means "swell up"
inflate, bloat, expand, swell, puff up, blow up
blast [verb]
means "explode"
blow up, detonate, burst, split
blasting [noun]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blowing, blustering, gasping, panting, breathing
blustering [noun]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blasting, blowing, gasping, panting, breathing
breezy [adjective]
means "windy"
burst [verb]
means "action"
explode, blow up, blast, crack, split
draught [noun]
means "current of air"
breeze, puff, gust, wind, seepage, blowing
enlargement [noun]
means "photograph"
blow up, picture, portrait
erupt [verb]
means "explode"
detonate, blast, blow up, burst
explode [verb]
means "detonate"
blow up, erupt, burst, discharge, rupture, go off
fan [noun]
means "thing"
blower, ventilator
fill up [verb]
means "inflate"
pump up, swell up, puff up, balloon, blow up
flapping [adjective]
means "moving in air"
flying, drifting, blowing, waving, fluttering, whipping
flare up [verb]
means "burst out"
burst, blow up, explode, seethe, rage
fluttering [adjective]
means "moving in air"
flying, drifting, flapping, waving, blowing, whipping
fulminate [verb]
means "explode"
blow up, blast, detonate, erupt, discharge, thunder
gasping [noun]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blasting, blustering, blowing, panting, breathing
go off [verb]
means "detonate"
blow up, erupt, burst, discharge, rupture, explode
gusty [adjective]
means "windy"
blowing, breezy, balmy, airy, stormy, wind-swept
kick [noun]
means "impact"
overstate [verb]
means "exaggerate"
embellish, elaborate, blow up, swagger
panting [noun]
means "movement of air"
puffing, blasting, blustering, gasping, blowing, breathing
puff up [verb]
means "swell up"
inflate, bloat, expand, swell, balloon, blow up
pump up [verb]
means "inflate"
blow up, swell up, puff up, balloon, fill up
put out [verb]
means "extinguish"
snuff out, blow out, smother, douse
spree [noun]
means "riot"
blowout, party
swell up [verb]
means "balloon"
inflate, bloat, expand, swell, puff up, blow up
waving [adjective]
means "moving in air"
flying, drifting, flapping, blowing, fluttering, whipping
windy [adjective]
means "nature"
breezy, gusty, blowing, blustery, stormy, turbulent
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