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blowing
adjective as in agitating the air
adjective as in being agitated by the air
Strong matches
Example Sentences
With an unblocked defender blowing up the play in the backfield, Herbert cut back to his left, slithering through the defense for a four-yard touchdown.
The Rams were embarrassed against the Dolphins and should be able to bounce back, though they aren’t blowing out anybody.
“In 2019, the conditions lined up with the snowpack, wind, moisture blowing off the mountain and the light filtering through the clouds that creates a perfect orange.”
The Rams were embarrassed against the Dolphins and should be able to bounce back, though they aren’t blowing out anybody.
The “SNL” star broke her silence after blowing up the Tesla chief executive’s “butt hurt” reaction to “SNL” alumnus Dana Carvey’s impression of him in Saturday’s post-election episode.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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