Blow
EN
As a verb: (of wind or air) to move or be in motion; to send out air from the mouth; to cause something to explode by using force. As a noun: a hard hit with the hand or a tool; a sudden setback or misfortune.
A strong wind will blow through the valley tonight.
Etymology
Blow derives from the Old English words blāwan (to blow air) and blōwan (to bloom), both from the Proto-Germanic root *blæ- meaning 'to blow, swell'. The two separate Old English words merged into the modern form blow over time.
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Quick answers
What does Blow mean?
Blow means: As a verb: (of wind or air) to move or be in motion; to send out air from the mouth; to cause something to explode by using force. As a noun: a hard hit with the hand or a tool; a sudden setback or misfortune.
How do you pronounce Blow?
Blow: /bloʊ/
How is Blow used in a sentence?
A strong wind will blow through the valley tonight.