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Main Entry:	blast [blast, blahst] Show IPA/blæst, blɑst/ Show Spelled
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	loud sound; make loud sound
Synonyms:	bang, blare, blow, burst, clang, clap, crack, din, honk, peal, roar, scream, slam, smash, toot, trumpet, wail, wham

Main Entry:	blast
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	gust of wind
Synonyms:	blow, draft, gale, squall, storm, strong breeze, tempest
Antonyms:	breeze, quiet, stillness

Main Entry:	blast
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	fun time
Synonyms:	amusement, bash, blow out, excitement, good time, great time, party, riot

* = informal/non-formal usage

Example Sentences

Twitter, a service that lets users blast messages to cellphones, is the latest way for college students to learn about parties.

Screaming in the halls and/or a soccer game going full blast in the late hours.

Blast off with an astronaut on his journey into space.

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Twitter, a service that lets users blast messages to cellphones, is the latest way for college students to learn about parties.

Screaming in the halls and/or a soccer game going full blast in the late hours.

Blast off with an astronaut on his journey into space.

But an advance blast of energetic particles hits almost immediately.

Rather, they appeared to be suffering from a remarkable state of shock caused by blast force.

Small enough to fit almost anywhere, adding a blast of color quickly.

To get to the silo requires navigating another set of blast doors and a corrugated steel tunnel.

It was not the first such murderous blast in the kingdom.

Your students will blast off for adventure on the red planet when reading this children's book.

The blast also cleared a sizable circle in the clouds, making the view from outer space possible.

My doctor says this is a well-known effect of such a blast and should right itself over the next few months.

While holding the heads in your hand, blast them with a strong stream of water.

Dolphins and gannets blast through a shimmering, pulsing vortex of fish in these up-close glimpses of an underwater buffet.

Monitoring of the landslide zone intensified, for fear that the blast might destabilise it.

Each blast normally sends out beams of invisible gamma rays and x-rays followed by an hours-long afterglow of visible light.

Not a rocket with its boosters on full blast nor a photon of light.

There are those, however, who still maintain that an external blast was to blame.

We've been having a blast with getting our gardens and team going this spring.

One damaged a concrete blast wall and the other didn't make it into the base.

But the size of the bomb and the timing and location of the blast suggest it may have missed its target.

The incredible blast rolls north, northwest, and northeast at aircraft speeds.

But an external source for the magnetism-such as a blast from the solar wind-could not be ruled out.

Then it left, leaving a blast of cold winter weather in its wake.

Or blast the tiny ones from your roses with a jet of water.

That's not a big problem on its own, but the blast radius also seems to have been increased.

Debris and energy blast out and glow as brightly as billions of suns.

If the blast were big enough, it might have breached the outer vessel's thick, concrete walls.

She unzipped the door, and a blast of cold air filled our humble abode, much to our dismay.

Then somes an arctic blast that kills the whole thing to the ground.

The pictures show bodies with no obvious external injuries, which might be a sign of death from thermobaric blast.

The blast blew material off the sunlike companion, and that debris is now emitting the arc of x-rays.

Climbing in and out of the lander would have mucked them up as well as the engine blast when the lander lifted off to come home.

Speakers blast a holiday soundtrack to accompany your fi gure eights.

When i would find something of interest, i would have utilized a jet pump to try to blast the bottom out to find object.

There was that unmistakable waxy aroma and a blast of colors.

They are primarily from outraged students attempting to blast him for being too difficult and too much of a jerk.

The idea is to use a blast of energy to fry the enemy's computers and telecommunications gear.

Then blast off into a job interview with the commander.

Helens from her backyard swing set, safely out of the blast zone.

Dolphins and gannets blast through a shimmering, pulsing vortex of sardines in this up-close glimpse of an underwater buffet.

As gang foreman, he had the job of setting explosive charges to blast a.

Each time you answer correctly, your spaceship will blast you to the next planet.

The brightness can also be adjusted, so you don't have to have it on full blast all the time.

George would not care to live here because they all blast all day long their radios and television sets.

The giant blast from the sun was observed through telescopes yesterday morning.

Harnessing water under powerful pressure thus could blast away the hillsides concealing gold ore.

Amateur satellite spotters can track everything government spymasters blast into orbit.

It can slowly ramp up to the fast speed so you don't have that quick blast of cold air when the furnace kicks on.

The drone would initially be programmed to understand the effects of the blast of the weapon it is armed with.

The formation shown here marks the outer edge of an expanding blast wave from a colossal.

Material ejected by the blast sped outward at speeds close to one third the speed of light.

When a supernova's blast screams outward, it creates a mess of magnetism that this simulation attempts to recreate.

Most rocks require only a quick blast of microwaves-sometimes less than a quarter of a second.

Blast off into a cool gallery of photos from those amazing moon missions.

But this will quickly be followed later next week by another cold blast of air.

No really, there was an actual trumpet blast from the center aisle of the main conference room, and the fans.

The blast broke his bedroom window and strewed blackened bits of the chopper over a nearby wheat field.

Pinatubo found that the overall effect of the blast was to cool the surface of the.

Imagine a day when a submarine could blast a target to smithereens using nothing more than acoustic energy.

We stop to watch explosives blast a fresh tear into the earth at one of the other pits.

Until now no one has been able to pinpoint the exact nature of the blast.

Supernova blast waves leave a nuclear signature and it would still be detectable.

The shock wave from the blast is now heating up regions of that.

Go back to a time when doing laundry consisted of more than pushing a button in this blast from the past.

Whirling williwaws blast sheets of water off the ocean, sending shattered shards of spray.

Roberts explains how a nearby blast that may knock out a soldier only briefly can nonetheless bruise.

Pump the shotgun part, and you've got a wide angle blast that can hit multiple foes.

We've already showed you my chaotic video from outside and inside the truck in the seconds following the blast.

Soon the space shuttle will close its doors, back away from us, and blast home in a fiery de-orbit.

Pinatubo eruption, the largest volcanic blast of the century, a band of sulfur aerosol had encircled the globe.

It produces a powerful blast of longer duration than standard explosives.

Drivers have to run a slalom course between blast craters.

The idea is that it delivers a focused blast of hot air out the front.

For a stiff drink, elephants would blast through walls.

COLLAPSE

Main Entry:	blast
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	explode
Synonyms:	annihilate, blight, blow up, bomb, break up, burst, damage, dash, demolish, destroy, detonate, dynamite, injure, kill, ruin, shatter, shrivel, spoil, stunt, torpedo, wither, wreck

Main Entry:	blast
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	lambaste; defeat mentally
Synonyms:	attack, beat, castigate, clobber, criticize, drub, flay, lash out at, lick, rail at, shellac, whip
Antonyms:	boost, compliment, praise, uphold

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	accusation
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	charge of wrongdoing, fault
Synonyms:	allegation, arraignment, attribution, beef, blast, bum rap, censure, citation, complaint, denunciation, dido, exposé, gripe, impeachment, imputation, incrimination, indictment, insinuation, recrimination, roar, rumble, slur, squawk, stink
Antonyms:	exculpation, praise

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	air
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	gases forming the atmosphere
Synonyms:	blast, breath, breeze, draft, heavens, ozone, puff, sky, stratosphere, troposphere, ventilation, waft, whiff, wind, zephyr

Main Entry:	alarm
Part of Speech:	noun
Definition:	warning, signaling device
Synonyms:	Mayday, SOS, alert, bell, blast, buzzer, call, caution, clock, cry, drum, flap, flash, forewarning, gong, high sign, horn, nod, scramble, scream, shout, sign, signal, siren, squeal, tip, tip off, tocsin, trumpet, warning, whistle, wink, yell

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	announce
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	make a proclamation
Synonyms:	advertise, annunciate, blast, blazon, broadcast, call, communicate, declare, disclose, disseminate, divulge, drum, give out, impart, intimate, issue, make known, make public, pass the word, proclaim, promulgate, propound, publicize, publish, release, report, reveal, run off at mouth, sound off, spread around, state, tell, trumpet
Notes:	to announce is to make known publicly; to pronounce is to declare officially or formally
Antonyms:	bottle up, conceal, keep secret, refrain, repress, suppress, withhold

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