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blow-up
noun as in blast
noun as in eruption
verb as in embroider
Strongest match
Strong matches
Example Sentences
For one of McKay’s major numbers, a blow-up windsock man you might see promoting a business on the side of a freeway was an unexpected inspiration.
"I had a One Direction backpack I think, probably the odd t-shirt, but sure I can remember the blow-up sofa which had all the members' faces on it," she said.
While millions of people in Florida fled Hurricane Milton, Mike Smalls Jr ventured into the violent winds in Tampa, Florida, holding a blow-up mattress, an umbrella and a pack of ramen noodles.
The gradual worsening of relations has been described as a "culture clash" rather than a major blow-up.
The protest featured a life-sized blow-up made to resemble Mr Cook.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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