Phrasal verbs starting with "blow"

To destroy something by an explosion or violent force, or to thoroughly disprove an argument.

To impress someone greatly; to defeat someone decisively; or for wind to carry something away.

For the wind to knock something over or topple it to the ground.

To arrive suddenly or unexpectedly, or for wind to carry something into a place.

To arrive at a place suddenly and unexpectedly; or to force air into an object.

To ignore or cancel an obligation or person; for something to be removed by wind; or to release pressure.

To direct a stream of air from the mouth onto something.

To extinguish a flame with breath or wind; to fail suddenly; or to defeat someone easily.

For a problem, argument, or scandal to come to an end without serious consequences; or for wind to knock something over.

To move past something very quickly; or to exceed a target or limit suddenly.

To spend or use up something quickly and carelessly; or to move through a place at speed.

To explode or cause to explode; to inflate with air; to become very angry; or for something to suddenly become a major issue.

To direct a stream of air onto something, or (figuratively) to tarnish or damage a reputation.