blow 音标拼音: [bl'o]
vi . 吹,充气;吹响
vt . 吹,吹动;吹响
n . 一击,打击
吹,充气;吹响吹,吹动;吹响一击,打击
blow 碰撞
blow n 1 :
a powerful stroke with the fist or a weapon ; "
a blow on the head "
2 :
an impact (
as from a collision ); "
the bump threw him off the bicycle " [
synonym : {
blow }, {
bump }]
3 :
an unfortunate happening that hinders or impedes ;
something that is thwarting or frustrating [
synonym : {
reverse }, {
reversal },
{
setback }, {
blow }, {
black eye }]
4 :
an unpleasant or disappointing surprise ; "
it came as a shock to learn that he was injured " [
synonym : {
shock }, {
blow }]
5 :
a strong current of air ; "
the tree was bent almost double by the gust " [
synonym : {
gust }, {
blast }, {
blow }]
6 :
street names for cocaine [
synonym : {
coke }, {
blow }, {
nose candy },
{
snow }, {
C }]
7 :
forceful exhalation through the nose or mouth ; "
he gave his nose a loud blow "; "
he blew out all the candles with a single puff " [
synonym : {
blow }, {
puff }]
v 1 :
exhale hard ; "
blow on the soup to cool it down "
2 :
be blowing or storming ; "
The wind blew from the West "
3 :
free of obstruction by blowing air through ; "
blow one '
s nose "
4 :
be in motion due to some air or water current ; "
The leaves were blowing in the wind "; "
the boat drifted on the lake ";
"
The sailboat was adrift on the open sea "; "
the shipwrecked boat drifted away from the shore " [
synonym : {
float }, {
drift }, {
be adrift }, {
blow }]
5 :
make a sound as if blown ; "
The whistle blew "
6 :
shape by blowing ; "
Blow a glass vase "
7 :
make a mess of ,
destroy or ruin ; "
I botched the dinner and we had to eat out "; "
the pianist screwed up the difficult passage in the second movement " [
synonym : {
botch }, {
bodge },
{
bumble }, {
fumble }, {
botch up }, {
muff }, {
blow }, {
flub },
{
screw up }, {
ball up }, {
spoil }, {
muck up }, {
bungle }, {
fluff },
{
bollix }, {
bollix up }, {
bollocks }, {
bollocks up }, {
bobble },
{
mishandle }, {
louse up }, {
foul up }, {
mess up }, {
fuck up }]
8 :
spend thoughtlessly ;
throw away ; "
He wasted his inheritance on his insincere friends "; "
You squandered the opportunity to get and advanced degree " [
synonym : {
waste }, {
blow }, {
squander }]
[
ant : {
conserve }, {
economise }, {
economize }, {
husband }]
9 :
spend lavishly or wastefully on ; "
He blew a lot of money on his new home theater "
10 :
sound by having air expelled through a tube ; "
The trumpets blew "
11 :
play or sound a wind instrument ; "
She blew the horn "
12 :
provide sexual gratification through oral stimulation [
synonym :
{
fellate }, {
suck }, {
blow }, {
go down on }]
13 :
cause air to go in ,
on ,
or through ; "
Blow my hair dry "
14 :
cause to move by means of an air current ; "
The wind blew the leaves around in the yard "
15 :
spout moist air from the blowhole ; "
The whales blew "
16 :
leave ;
informal or rude ; "
shove off !"; "
The children shoved along "; "
Blow now !" [
synonym : {
shove off }, {
shove along },
{
blow }]
17 :
lay eggs ; "
certain insects are said to blow "
18 :
cause to be revealed and jeopardized ; "
The story blew their cover "; "
The double agent was blown by the other side "
19 :
show off [
synonym : {
boast }, {
tout }, {
swash }, {
shoot a line },
{
brag }, {
gas }, {
blow }, {
bluster }, {
vaunt }, {
gasconade }]
20 :
allow to regain its breath ; "
blow a horse "
21 :
melt ,
break ,
or become otherwise unusable ; "
The lightbulbs blew out "; "
The fuse blew " [
synonym : {
blow out }, {
burn out },
{
blow }]
22 :
burst suddenly ; "
The tire blew "; "
We blew a tire "
Blow \
Blow \,
v .
i . [
imp . {
Blew } (
bl [=
u ]);
p .
p . {
Blown }
(
bl [=
o ]
n );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Blowing }.] [
OE .
blawen ,
blowen ,
AS .
bl [=
a ]
wan to blow ,
as wind ;
akin to OHG .
pl [=
a ]
jan ,
G .
bl [
aum ]
hen ,
to blow up ,
swell ,
L .
flare to blow ,
Gr .
'
ekflai `
nein to spout out ,
and to E .
bladder ,
blast ,
inflate ,
etc .,
and perh .
blow to bloom .]
1 .
To produce a current of air ;
to move ,
as air ,
esp .
to move rapidly or with power ;
as ,
the wind blows .
[
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Hark how it rains and blows ! --
Walton .
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2 .
To send forth a forcible current of air ,
as from the mouth or from a pair of bellows .
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3 .
To breathe hard or quick ;
to pant ;
to puff .
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Here is Mistress Page at the door ,
sweating and blowing . --
Shak .
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4 .
To sound on being blown into ,
as a trumpet .
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There let the pealing organ blow . --
Milton .
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5 .
To spout water ,
etc .,
from the blowholes ,
as a whale .
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6 .
To be carried or moved by the wind ;
as ,
the dust blows in from the street .
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The grass blows from their graves to thy own . --
M .
Arnold .
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7 .
To talk loudly ;
to boast ;
to storm . [
Colloq .]
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You blow behind my back ,
but dare not say anything to my face . --
Bartlett .
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8 .
To stop functioning due to a failure in an electrical circuit ,
especially on which breaks the circuit ;
sometimes used with out ; --
used of light bulbs ,
electronic components ,
fuses ;
as ,
the dome light in the car blew out .
[
PJC ]
9 .
To deflate by sudden loss of air ;
usually used with out ;
--
of inflatable tires .
[
PJC ]
{
To blow hot and cold } (
a saying derived from a fable of [
AE ]
sop '
s ),
to favor a thing at one time and treat it coldly at another ;
or to appear both to favor and to oppose .
{
To blow off },
to let steam escape through a passage provided for the purpose ;
as ,
the engine or steamer is blowing off .
{
To blow out }.
(
a )
To be driven out by the expansive force of a gas or vapor ;
as ,
a steam cock or valve sometimes blows out .
(
b )
To talk violently or abusively . [
Low ]
{
To blow over },
to pass away without effect ;
to cease ,
or be dissipated ;
as ,
the storm and the clouds have blown over .
{
To blow up },
to be torn to pieces and thrown into the air as by an explosion of powder or gas or the expansive force of steam ;
to burst ;
to explode ;
as ,
a powder mill or steam boiler blows up . "
The enemy '
s magazines blew up ."
--
Tatler .
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Blow \
Blow \ (
bl [=
o ]),
v .
i . [
imp . {
Blew } (
bl [=
u ]);
p .
p . {
Blown }
(
bl [=
o ]
n );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Blowing }.] [
OE .
blowen ,
AS .
bl [=
o ]
wan to blossom ;
akin to OS .
bl [=
o ]
jan ,
D .
bloeijen ,
OHG .
pluojan ,
MHG .
bl ["
u ]
ejen ,
G .
bl ["
u ]
hen ,
L .
florere to flourish ,
OIr .
blath blossom .
Cf . {
Blow }
to puff ,
{
Flourish }.]
To flower ;
to blossom ;
to bloom .
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How blows the citron grove . --
Milton .
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Blow \
Blow \,
v .
t .
To cause to blossom ;
to put forth (
blossoms or flowers ).
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The odorous banks ,
that blow Flowers of more mingled hue . --
Milton .
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Blow \
Blow \,
n . (
Bot .)
A blossom ;
a flower ;
also ,
a state of blossoming ;
a mass of blossoms . "
Such a blow of tulips ." --
Tatler .
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Blow \
Blow \,
n . [
OE .
blaw ,
blowe ;
cf .
OHG .
bliuwan ,
pliuwan ,
to beat ,
G .
bl [
aum ]
uen ,
Goth .
bliggwan .]
1 .
A forcible stroke with the hand ,
fist ,
or some instrument ,
as a rod ,
a club ,
an ax ,
or a sword .
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Well struck !
there was blow for blow . --
Shak .
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2 .
A sudden or forcible act or effort ;
an assault .
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A vigorous blow might win [
Hanno '
s camp ]. --
T .
Arnold .
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3 .
The infliction of evil ;
a sudden calamity ;
something which produces mental ,
physical ,
or financial suffering or loss (
esp .
when sudden );
a buffet .
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A most poor man ,
made tame to fortune '
s blows .
--
Shak .
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{
At a blow },
suddenly ;
at one effort ;
by a single vigorous act . "
They lose a province at a blow ." --
Dryden .
{
To come to blows },
to engage in combat ;
to fight ; --
said of individuals ,
armies ,
and nations .
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Syn :
Stroke ;
knock ;
shock ;
misfortune .
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Blow \
Blow \,
v .
t .
1 .
To force a current of air upon with the mouth ,
or by other means ;
as ,
to blow the fire .
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2 .
To drive by a current air ;
to impel ;
as ,
the tempest blew the ship ashore .
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Off at sea northeast winds blow Sabean odors from the spicy shore . --
Milton .
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3 .
To cause air to pass through by the action of the mouth ,
or otherwise ;
to cause to sound ,
as a wind instrument ;
as ,
to blow a trumpet ;
to blow an organ ;
to blow a horn .
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Hath she no husband That will take pains to blow a horn before her ?
--
Shak .
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Boy ,
blow the pipe until the bubble rise ,
Then cast it off to float upon the skies . --
Parnell .
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4 .
To clear of contents by forcing air through ;
as ,
to blow an egg ;
to blow one '
s nose .
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5 .
To burst ,
shatter ,
or destroy by an explosion ; --
usually with up ,
down ,
open ,
or similar adverb ;
as ,
to blow up a building .
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6 .
To spread by report ;
to publish ;
to disclose ;
to reveal ,
intentionally or inadvertently ;
as ,
to blow an agent '
s cover .
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Through the court his courtesy was blown . --
Dryden .
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His language does his knowledge blow . --
Whiting .
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7 .
To form by inflation ;
to swell by injecting air ;
as ,
to blow bubbles ;
to blow glass .
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8 .
To inflate ,
as with pride ;
to puff up .
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Look how imagination blows him . --
Shak .
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9 .
To put out of breath ;
to cause to blow from fatigue ;
as ,
to blow a horse . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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10 .
To deposit eggs or larv [
ae ]
upon ,
or in (
meat ,
etc .).
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To suffer The flesh fly blow my mouth . --
Shak .
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11 .
To perform an act of fellatio on ;
to stimulate another '
s penis with one '
s mouth ; --
usually considered vulgar .
[
slang ]
[
PJC ]
12 .
to smoke (
e .
g .
marijuana );
to blow pot . [
colloq .]
[
PJC ]
13 .
to botch ;
to bungle ;
as ,
he blew his chance at a good job by showing up late for the interview . [
colloq .]
[
PJC ]
14 .
to leave ;
to depart from ;
as ,
to blow town . [
slang ]
[
PJC ]
15 .
to squander ;
as ,
he blew his inheritance gambling .
[
colloq .]
[
PJC ]
{
To blow great guns },
to blow furiously and with roaring blasts ; --
said of the wind at sea or along the coast .
{
To blow off },
to empty (
a boiler )
of water through the blow -
off pipe ,
while under steam pressure ;
also ,
to eject (
steam ,
water ,
sediment ,
etc .)
from a boiler .
{
To blow one '
s own trumpet },
to vaunt one '
s own exploits ,
or sound one '
s own praises .
{
To blow out },
to extinguish by a current of air ,
as a candle .
{
To blow up }.
(
a )
To fill with air ;
to swell ;
as ,
to blow up a bladder or bubble .
(
b )
To inflate ,
as with pride ,
self -
conceit ,
etc .;
to puff up ;
as ,
to blow one up with flattery . "
Blown up with high conceits engendering pride ." --
Milton .
(
c )
To excite ;
as ,
to blow up a contention .
(
d )
To burst ,
to raise into the air ,
or to scatter ,
by an explosion ;
as ,
to blow up a fort .
(
e )
To scold violently ;
as ,
to blow up a person for some offense . [
Colloq .]
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I have blown him up well --
nobody can say I wink at what he does . --
G .
Eliot .
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{
To blow upon }.
(
a )
To blast ;
to taint ;
to bring into discredit ;
to render stale ,
unsavory ,
or worthless .
(
b )
To inform against . [
Colloq .]
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How far the very custom of hearing anything spouted withers and blows upon a fine passage ,
may be seen in those speeches from [
Shakespeare '
s ]
Henry V .
which are current in the mouths of schoolboys . --
C .
Lamb .
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A lady '
s maid whose character had been blown upon . --
Macaulay .
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Blow \
Blow \,
n .
1 .
A blowing ,
esp .,
a violent blowing of the wind ;
a gale ;
as ,
a heavy blow came on ,
and the ship put back to port .
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2 .
The act of forcing air from the mouth ,
or through or from some instrument ;
as ,
to give a hard blow on a whistle or horn ;
to give the fire a blow with the bellows .
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3 .
The spouting of a whale .
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4 . (
Metal .)
A single heat or operation of the Bessemer converter . --
Raymond .
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5 .
An egg ,
or a larva ,
deposited by a fly on or in flesh ,
or the act of depositing it . --
Chapman .
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549 Moby Thesaurus words for "
blow ":
Barnumize ,
Lucullan feast ,
accident ,
accomplished fact ,
accomplishment ,
ache ,
achievement ,
aching ,
act ,
acta ,
action ,
adventure ,
amplify ,
anthesis ,
astonishment ,
bafflement ,
bagpipe ,
balk ,
bang ,
banquet ,
bash ,
bastinado ,
bat ,
bay ,
be in bloom ,
be in flower ,
bean -
feast ,
beano ,
bear fruit ,
beat it ,
beating ,
beep ,
bell ,
belt ,
betrayed hope ,
biff ,
black squall ,
blare ,
blast ,
blasted expectation ,
blat ,
blighted hope ,
blizzard ,
blockbuster ,
bloom ,
blooming ,
blossom ,
blossoming ,
blow ,
blow a horn ,
blow a hurricane ,
blow great guns ,
blow off ,
blow out ,
blow over ,
blow the horn ,
blow up ,
blowhard ,
blowing ,
blowout ,
blunder away ,
bluster ,
bobble ,
bomb ,
bombast ,
bombshell ,
bonk ,
boot ,
bop ,
botch ,
box ,
brag ,
bray ,
break ,
break down ,
breath ,
breathe ,
breathe hard ,
breathe in ,
breathe out ,
breather ,
breathing space ,
breeze ,
breeze up ,
brew ,
bring to maturity ,
buffet ,
bugger up ,
bugle ,
bump ,
bungle ,
burgeon ,
burn out ,
burst ,
burst into bloom ,
bust ,
calamity ,
carillon ,
casualty ,
cataclysm ,
catastrophe ,
catch ,
chop ,
clarion ,
clean out ,
clear ,
clear away ,
clear off ,
clear out ,
clear the decks ,
clip ,
clout ,
clump ,
cock -
a -
doodle -
doo ,
collapse ,
collision ,
come to fruition ,
come up ,
comedown ,
concussion ,
consume ,
contretemps ,
cough ,
coup ,
crack ,
crack up ,
crack -
up ,
cramp ,
crash ,
crow ,
cruel disappointment ,
cuff ,
cut ,
cyclone ,
dash ,
dashed hope ,
dealings ,
deed ,
defeat ,
defecate ,
depart ,
deplete ,
destroy ,
detonate ,
dig ,
ding ,
dint ,
disappointment ,
disaster ,
discomfiture ,
disillusionment ,
dissatisfaction ,
dissipate ,
distend ,
distress ,
dither ,
dog it ,
doing ,
doings ,
dolor ,
doodle ,
double -
tongue ,
douse ,
drain ,
droop ,
drop ,
drop a brick ,
drop the ball ,
drub ,
drubbing ,
drumming ,
duck and run ,
duck out ,
duff ,
dynamite ,
earthshaker ,
effloresce ,
efflorescence ,
effort ,
eliminate ,
embroider ,
emit ,
empty ,
empty out ,
endeavor ,
enlarge ,
enterprise ,
equinoctial ,
evacuate ,
exaggerate ,
exhale ,
exhaust ,
exit ,
expand ,
expel ,
expire ,
explode ,
exploit ,
extinguish ,
eye -
opener ,
failure ,
faint ,
fait accompli ,
fallen countenance ,
fan ,
fatigue ,
feast ,
feat ,
festal board ,
fiasco ,
fife ,
fizzle ,
flag ,
flare up ,
flaw ,
floreate ,
florescence ,
floret ,
floriculture ,
floscule ,
flourish ,
flower ,
flowerage ,
floweret ,
flowering ,
flub ,
fluff ,
flurry ,
flute ,
foiling ,
fool away ,
foozle ,
forlorn hope ,
foul up ,
freshen ,
fritter ,
frustration ,
fuck up ,
full bloom ,
fumble ,
fume ,
fusillade ,
gale ,
gamble away ,
gardening ,
gasconade ,
gasp ,
gather ,
gest ,
get away ,
get off ,
get tired ,
give off ,
give out ,
give vent to ,
go ,
go through ,
goof ,
goof up ,
grief ,
groaning board ,
grow up ,
grow weary ,
gulp ,
gust ,
hack ,
half a gale ,
hand ,
handiwork ,
hang the expense ,
heave ,
heavy blow ,
hesitate ,
hiccup ,
hit ,
honk ,
hope deferred ,
horticulture ,
hortorium ,
huff ,
hurricane ,
hurt ,
ill hap ,
ill wind ,
increase ,
inflate ,
inhale ,
injury ,
inspire ,
jab ,
jade ,
jar ,
job ,
joker ,
jolt ,
kicker ,
knock ,
lam ,
lavish ,
lay it on ,
leave ,
lesion ,
let out ,
letdown ,
lick ,
line squall ,
line storm ,
lip ,
louse up ,
magnify ,
maneuver ,
maturate ,
mature ,
measure ,
mellow ,
mess ,
mess up ,
mirage ,
misadventure ,
mischance ,
misfortune ,
mishap ,
mismanage ,
mouth ,
move ,
muck up ,
muff ,
nasty blow ,
open the floodgates ,
open the sluices ,
operation ,
overstate ,
overt act ,
pain ,
pang ,
pant ,
passage ,
passion ,
peal ,
pelt ,
percussion ,
performance ,
peripeteia ,
peter out ,
pile it on ,
pileup ,
pipe ,
pipe up ,
play out ,
plug ,
plunk ,
poke ,
pontificate ,
poop out ,
posy ,
pound ,
prate ,
proceeding ,
production ,
puff ,
puff and blow ,
pull a boner ,
pull out ,
punch ,
purge ,
quit ,
rage ,
rap ,
reach its season ,
reach maturity ,
reek ,
remove ,
res gestae ,
respire ,
respite ,
retire ,
revelation ,
ripe ,
ripen ,
rodomontade ,
ruffle ,
run down ,
run out ,
run through ,
scatter ,
scour out ,
scram ,
screw up ,
scud ,
seize the day ,
set in ,
set up ,
setback ,
shatter ,
shilly -
shally ,
shipwreck ,
shock ,
shocker ,
shoot the shit ,
short -
circuit ,
shout ,
shriek ,
sigh ,
sink ,
skin out ,
slam ,
slap ,
slather ,
slog ,
slosh ,
slug ,
smack ,
smash ,
smashup ,
smoke ,
sneeze ,
sniff ,
sniffle ,
snore ,
snort ,
snuff ,
snuffle ,
sock ,
sore ,
sore disappointment ,
sore spot ,
sound ,
sound a tattoo ,
sound taps ,
souse ,
sow broadcast ,
spasm ,
spend ,
squall ,
squall line ,
squander ,
squeal ,
staggerer ,
staggering blow ,
stand ,
startler ,
steam ,
step ,
storm ,
storm wind ,
stormy winds ,
stress ,
stress of life ,
stroke ,
strong wind ,
stunt ,
succumb ,
suffering ,
surprisal ,
surprise ,
surprise ending ,
surprise package ,
surprise party ,
swap ,
swat ,
sweep out ,
swell ,
swing ,
swipe ,
switch ,
take a powder ,
talk big ,
talk highfalutin ,
tantalization ,
tattoo ,
tease ,
tempest ,
tempestuous wind ,
ten ,
tender spot ,
thick squall ,
thing ,
thing done ,
throes ,
throw away ,
throw money around ,
throw off ,
throw out ,
thump ,
thunderbolt ,
thunderclap ,
thundersquall ,
thwack ,
tire ,
token punishment ,
tongue ,
toot ,
tootle ,
tornado ,
tour de force ,
tragedy ,
transaction ,
trifle away ,
triple -
tongue ,
tropical cyclone ,
trumpet ,
turn ,
tweedle ,
typhoon ,
ugly wind ,
unclog ,
undertaking ,
unfolding ,
unfoldment ,
unfoul ,
vacillate ,
vamoose ,
vapor ,
vaunt ,
vent ,
violent blow ,
void ,
waft ,
wallop ,
waste ,
weary ,
welt ,
whack ,
wheeze ,
whiff ,
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