(v5s,vt) to blow off
to brush away
to talk big
(v1,vt) to blow against
to spray (paint, etc.) (onto a surface)
(v1,vt) to blow apart
to winnow
to smelt
(v5s) to blow down (fruit)
(n) (1) drift of snow or leaves
(2) hangout for drifters
(P)
(v1,vt) to blow upon
to provoke
to overcharge
(v1,vi) to break through
to become unbound by
to ooze out
(v1,vt) to blow upon
to provoke
to overcharge
(v1,vi) to break through
to become unbound by
to ooze out
(v5s) (1) to blow off something (strongly)
(2) to blow off one's worries
to brush away one's worries
(3) to accomplish a task very rapidly
(4) to drive (a car) at full speed
(exp,v5s) (after noun) to exercise one's authority as a (noun)
to act as a (noun)
(n) (uk) Japanese cockchafer (Melolontha japonica)
(exp) to boast
to brag
(v1) to give a surprise (or blow)
to scare the hell out of
(exp) to exercise parental authority
(v1,vi) to boil over
(exp) to resume breathing
to come around
to come back to life
(exp) to talk through one's hat
to blow one's own horn
(exp) to talk through one's hat
to blow one's own horn
(exp) (id) Blowin' in the wind
(n) (curious) turn of events
(n) stairwell
(exp) to act patronizingly
(exp) to put on a patronizing air
(exp) to rev up the engine
(exp) (id) We have piped unto you and ye have not danced
(exp) (obs) a burnt child dreads the fire
once bitten twice shy
an expression meaning to become over cautious from a bad experience
(n) the Pied Piper of Hamelin
(exp) (id) Tomorrow will take care of itself
(exp) whatever brought that on?
