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blowing

adjective as in agitating the air

Strongest match

adjective as in being agitated by the air

Strongest matches

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Before she'd even left the stage, Carlile's phone was blowing up with texts from people "so famous I couldn't fathom it".

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Although he was a staunch conservative from the beginning, Rubio showed early on an aptitude for sensing which way the wind was blowing.

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But a metal casing on well SS-25 had corroded, and gas began blowing out at very high volumes.

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Since Sept. 1, the United States has been blowing up boats in the Caribbean Sea and killing people on board with apparent impunity.

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The Dodgers have gone 24-6, including the playoffs, since blowing a no-hitter in Baltimore.

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