单词	dryblow
释义	dryblow /ˈdrʌɪbləʊ / verb (past dryblew; past participle dryblown) [with object] Australian /NZ Separate (particles of gold or another mineral) from the surrounding material using a current of air: if we can’t wash the gold, we’ll have to dryblow it... Lack of water slowed down the panning of alluvial gold and diggers had to resort to dry blowing it. He put the resulting dust and fragments into the tin dish and proceeded to dry blow it. The miners hand-worked their patches as if they were pioneers, forced into using the rough skills of digging, scraping and dry blowing by hand. Origin Mid 19th century: from dry+ blow1.
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