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blow·er B0339600 (blō′ər)n.1. One that blows, especially a mechanical device, such as a fan, that produces a current of air.2. Slang A braggart.3. Chiefly British Slang A telephone.blower (ˈbləʊə) n1. a mechanical device, such as a fan, that blows2. (Mechanical Engineering) a low-pressure rotary compressor, esp in a furnace or internal-combustion engine. See also supercharger3. (Telecommunications) an informal name for telephone4. (Telecommunications) an informal name for speaking tube5. (Animals) an informal name for a whale16. (Mining & Quarrying) mining a discharge of firedamp from a creviceblow•er (ˈbloʊ ər)
n. 1. one that blows. 2. a machine for supplying air. 3. snow blower. 4. a braggart. [before 900] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  blower - a device that produces a current of airbellows - a mechanical device that blows a strong current of air; used to make a fire burn more fiercely or to sound a musical instrumentdevice - an instrumentality invented for a particular purpose; "the device is small enough to wear on your wrist"; "a device intended to conserve water"blow drier, blow dryer, hair drier, hair dryer, hand blower - a hand-held electric blower that can blow warm air onto the hair; used for styling hair | | 2. |  blower - a fan run by an electric motor electric fanelectric motor - a motor that converts electricity to mechanical workfan - a device for creating a current of air by movement of a surface or surfacesfan blade - blade of a rotating fanhub - the central part of a car wheel (or fan or propeller etc) through which the shaft or axle passes | | 3. |  blower - large aquatic carnivorous mammal with fin-like forelimbs no hind limbs, including: whales; dolphins; porpoises; narwhalscetacean, cetacean mammalaquatic mammal - whales and dolphins; manatees and dugongs; walruses; sealsCetacea, order Cetacea - an order of Eutheriawhale - any of the larger cetacean mammals having a streamlined body and breathing through a blowhole on the headfluke - either of the two lobes of the tail of a cetaceanblowhole - the spiracle of a cetacean located far back on the skullpod - a group of aquatic mammals |
blowernounSlang. One given to boasting:boaster, brag, braggadocio, braggart, bragger, vaunter.Informal: blowhard.TranslationsLüfterbiniousfiatatoiotelefonoblower
blower1. slang Cocaine. I heard he was just in rehab and doesn't do blower anymore.2. slang One who regularly uses cocaine. Yeah, I was a blower, before I went to rehab.mind-bender1. slang Any psychotropic drug with potent hallucinogenic effects. My roommate in college was always on some kind of mind-bender or another. I heard someone slipped a mind-bender into his drink a couple hours ago, and he's been freaking out every since.2. slang A puzzle that is especially challenging to solve, decipher, or understand. The game's puzzles are hardly mind-benders, but they'll get you thinking in creative ways. Her last riddle was a real mind-bender—it took me a few days to figure out!3. slang Anything that challenges one's preconceived notions or the way one thinks about the world. The film is trying so hard to be a mind-bender with its twists and riddles that it forgets to be a well-made film in the process. Wow, what an interesting read—it was a real mind-bender!mind-blower1. slang Any psychotropic drug with potent hallucinogenic effects. My roommate in college was always on some kind of mind-blower or another. I heard someone slipped a mind-blower into his drink a couple hours ago, and he's been freaking out every since.2. slang A puzzle that is especially challenging to solve, decipher, or understand. The game's puzzles are hardly mind-blowers, but they'll get you thinking in creative ways. Her last riddle was a real mind-blower—it took me a few days to figure out!3. slang Anything that challenges one's preconceived notions or the way one thinks about the world. The film is trying so hard to be a mind-blower with its twists and riddles that it forgets to be a well-made film in the process. Wow, what an interesting read—it was a real mind-blower!blower1. n. a cocaine user. (Drugs.) Max is a blower, among other things. 2. n. cocaine. (Drugs.) What’s the best quality blower around here? 3. n. a cigarette. You got a blower I can bum? 4. n. a handkerchief. He pulled a crusty blower from his back pocket. mind-bender and mind-blower n. a hallucinogenic drug, typically LSD. (Drugs.) That mind-bender takes a long time to wear off. This stuff is a real mind-blower. mind-blower verbSee mind-benderwhistle-blower n. someone who calls a halt to something; an informer; an enforcer; a stool (pigeon). I don’t know who the whistle-blower was, but a good time was really ruined. blower
blower1. a low-pressure rotary compressor, esp in a furnace or internal-combustion engine 2. an informal name for a whaleblower[′blō·ər] (mechanical engineering) A fan which operates where the resistance to gas flow is predominantly downstream of the fan. blowerA fan, often heavy-duty, used in HVAC system applications.blowerA mechanical device such as a fan used to move a large volume of air at low pressure. Also refers to an engine-driven supercharger.See BLO
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Related to blower: LowesSynonyms for blowernoun one given to boastingSynonyms- boaster
- brag
- braggadocio
- braggart
- bragger
- vaunter
- blowhard
Synonyms for blowernoun a device that produces a current of airRelated Words- bellows
- device
- blow drier
- blow dryer
- hair drier
- hair dryer
- hand blower
noun a fan run by an electric motorSynonymsRelated Words- electric motor
- fan
- fan blade
- hub
noun large aquatic carnivorous mammal with fin-like forelimbs no hind limbs, including: whalesSynonymsRelated Words- aquatic mammal
- Cetacea
- order Cetacea
- whale
- fluke
- blowhole
- pod
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