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blasting

adjective as in blaring

adjective as in blowing

noun as in excavation

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noun as in shooting

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It was an overcast Sunday in June, the WeHo Pride parade was in full swing and the hit song about an iconic West Hollywood gay bar was blasting at full volume.

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He saved the Mariners’ season by blasting two homers off Skubal in a critical Game 2 win.

Earlier in the day, the actor seen as a Gen Z emblem rolled up in a white Ford pickup truck with “Red Light Spells Danger,” a 1970s Billy Ocean song, blasting out the windows.

OK, I admit I didn’t worry that much, since I was busy blasting a rogue Cheetos wrapper into a yard-waste bag.

For barrier lakes made up of harder bedrock, small blasting operations can be carried out to divert the water, he said.

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