blower
/ˈbləʊə
/noun
1A person or thing that blows, especially a mechanical device for creating a current of air used to dry or heat something: the shower will stop automatically and warm air blowers will dry you off...
- A heat recovery ventilator comprising four rectangular regenerative heat exchangers, two blowers, a rotating air switch all disposed in a compact rectangular housing.
- Strategies include architectural decisions that result in passive air movement, and engineering decisions that rely on mechanical fans and blowers to supply and circulate fresh air and exhaust polluted air.
- ‘An air blower starts blowing at this end, and a vacuum starts at the destination,’ he continues.
2British informal A telephone: I’ve been trying to get hold of you on the blower...
- I chatted on the blower to my friend in London for three hours today.
- I responded with an e-mail, a few more were exchanged, we agreed to chat on the blower and - result!
- We had a chat on the blower and were both satisfied with my withdrawal of the comment and my public apology.
Rhymes
- methadone
- methaemoglobin
- methaemoglobinaemia
- methaemoglobinuria
- methai
- methamphetamine
- methanal
- methanate
- methanation
- methane
- methane hydrate
- methane sulfonic acid
- methane sulphonic acid
- methanogen
- methanogenesis
- curfew
- Curia
- Curial
- curie
- curio
- curiosa
- curiosity
- curiosity killed the cat
- curious
- curiously