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edit	NOUN	a blow \| blows
edit	VERB	to blow \| blew \| blown ... blowing \| blows
	SYNO	to blow \| to blow out \| to burn out ...
	to blow \| to blow out \| to burn out blow \| puff blow \| shock blow \| bump blast \| blow \| gust to blow \| to squander \| to waste to be adrift \| to blow \| to drift \| to float C \| blow \| coke \| nose candy \| snow to blow \| to fellate \| to go down on \| to suck black eye \| blow \| reversal \| reverse \| setback to blow \| to shove along \| to shove off to ball up \| to blow \| to bodge \| to bollix \| to bollix up \| to bollocks \| to bollocks up \| to botch \| to botch up \| to bumble \| to bungle \| to flub \| to fluff \| to fumble \| to muck up \| to muff \| to screw up \| to spoil © Princeton University

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Blow! [Br.] [coll.]

148

Verflixt! [ugs.]

Verbs

to blow

1717

blasen

to blow [wind]

1279

wehen

to blow [puff]

734

pusten

to blow sth. [coll.] [spend recklessly] [one's money, a fortune, etc.]

516

etw.^Akk. verprassen

to blow sth. [coll.] [money, etc.]

487

etw.^Akk. verpulvern [ugs.] [Geld etc.]

to blow sb./sth. [beat, strike]

377

jdn./etw. schlagen [Schläge versetzen]

to blow sth. [blow up, inflate]

355

etw. aufblasen

to blow [coll.] [money]

350

verjubeln [ugs.]

to blow

345

blühen

to blow [blossom, burgeon]

341

aufblühen

to blow

337

anblasen

to blow [coll.] [money]

327

verjuxen [ugs.]

to blow

319

hineinblasen

to blow sth. [coll.]

297

etw. vermasseln [ugs.]

electr. to blow [fuse, light bulb]

108

durchbrennen [Sicherung, Glühbirne]

to blow sth. [detonate, bust]

107

etw. sprengen

to blow sth. [a chance]

etw. vertun [Möglichkeit, Chance]

to blow sth. [coll.] [spend (money) recklessly]

etw.^Akk. verplempern [ugs.] [(viel Geld) verschwenden]

to blow sth. [coll.] [secret]

etw. verraten

to blow sth. [destroy, demolish]

etw.^Akk. zerlegen [ugs.] [zerstören]

to blow

schnaufen

meteo. to blow [of wind]

winden [immer: es windet]

to blow [to burst]

platzen [bersten]

to blow [Am.] [sl.] [to be unpleasant]

widerlich sein

to blow sth. [a trumpet, the horn, etc.]

etw.^Akk. ertönen lassen [eine Trompete, die Hupe etc.]

to blow sth. [coll.]

etw. platzen lassen [ugs.]

to blow sth. [coll.] [throw away easy victory]

etw.^Akk. verstolpern

mus. to blow sth. [trumpet, horn etc.]

in etw. stoßen [Trompete, Horn etc.]

Nouns

blow

2045

Schlag {m}

blow

352

Hieb {m}

blow

Blasen {n} [Wind]

blow

Luftzug {m}

drugs blow [sl.]

Kokain {n}

blow

Wehen {n}

drugs blow [Br.] [sl.]

Haschisch {n} {m}

blow [fig.]

Prahlerei {f}

blow [esp. with a sword]

Schmiß {m} [alt] [veraltet] [Hieb]

zool. blow [of a whale]

Blas {m} [eines Wals]

mus. blow [coll.] [improvised solo]

[improvisiertes Jazz-Solo]

blow [result of striking]

Treff {m} [veraltet] [Schlag, Hieb]

cosmet. blowout [Am.] [hairstyling]

Blow-out {m} [professionelles Aufföhnen der Frisur]

mining blowout [uncontrollable escape of oil or gas from a well]

Blow-out {m} [auch: Blowout] [unkontrollierter Ausbruch von Erdöl oder -gas aus einem Bohrloch]

2 Words: Others

blow-dried {adj} {past-p}

geföhnt

sb./sth. would blow

jd./etw. bliese

electr. slow-blow {adj} [attr.] [fuse]

träge <T> [Sicherung]

2 Words: Verbs

to blow about

herumerzählen

to blow abroad

ausplaudern

to blow across

herüberwehen

to blow at sb./sth.

jdn./etw. anpusten [ugs.]

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Q 2019-02-05: to blow the whistle on sb./sth., whistle-blower, whistle-blowing
A 2018-07-10: to blow one's top, to throw a fit, to have a tantrum
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A 2016-10-19: http://www.dict.cc/?s=blow+mind
Q 2016-10-19: Well...It`s blow my mind
Q 2016-08-19: Blow shit Up
A 2016-02-06: I blow things off more than I should
Q 2016-02-05: I blow things off more than I should -- ?
A 2016-01-18: Don't plow it, blow it.
Q 2015-03-01: strike the final blow (missing)
Q 2013-12-06: get in the request/ blow off the request (AE)
Q 2013-03-01: Blow something off (not do something )
A 2013-01-08: havoc, meltdown, crushing blow
A 2012-11-26: to go off the deep end, to blow a fuse
A 2012-10-13: blow up?
Q 2012-06-25: to blow one's mind
Q 2012-05-15: You don’t want to completely blow your prospect’s mind.
Q 2012-02-19: "blow off"
A 2012-02-17: ich seh das auch als "Doppel-Schlag" - blow in = plötzlich/unerwartet ...

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