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blast

[blast] / blæst /


NOUN
gust of wind
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These included classic parallel fractures as well as curved, web-like, and sub-planar features, suggesting intense pressures and complex blast directions similar to those observed at Tunguska.

From Science Daily

After numerous tests, it concluded that rivals were blasting Eurex with bad data to get a tiny but consistent speed edge.

From The Wall Street Journal

Parents publicly blast their adult offspring for cutting them off, drawing tens of thousands of online followers.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the show helped me develop an appreciation for it, especially when I need to blast away my seasonal funk.

From Salon

The veteran Democratic campaign strategist, who has been described as possessing “a pile-driving personality and blast furnace of a mouth” — by me, actually — has never lacked for strong and colorful opinions.

From Los Angeles Times