Synonym: blow, burn out, extinguish, quench, snuff out. Similar words: blow off, blow over, blow up, would, draw out, show off, grow on, block. Meaning: v. 1. melt, break, or become otherwise unusable 2. put out, as of fires, flames, or lights 3. erupt in an uncontrolled manner.
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31. Mrs. Bell Blow out the candles, Danny, but first make a wish.
32. If you pur on the iron, the fuse will blow out.
33. I wanted mountain air to blow out the malaria a time in the subtropics.
34. An abnormally high electric current may blow out the bulb.
35. Miss Li blow out the candles, but first make a wish [Sentencedict], please.
36. He draw on his cigarette and blow out a stream of smoke.
37. Phenolic Backed Seat: Non - collapsible, stretch resistant, blow out proof, field replaceable.
38. Blow out the candles, you should first make a wish , please.
39. After dinner, my family celebrate my birthday. I make a wish and blow out the candles.
40. Make a wish and blow out the candles on your cake.
41. Be sure to blow out all the candles in one puff.
42. We have a blow out in the middle of wyoming last mouth.
43. Apraxia may also primarily affect oral, non-speech movements, like pretending to cough or blow out a candle (facial apraxia).
44. "The SWAT team was able to blow out the window from the outside, so that the snipers could see what was going on inside," Jahn says.
45. The treads on certain Firestone tire models would peel off, causing them to blow out — which could cause certain cars and SUVs like the Ford Explorer to roll over.
46. Mix white rum and Bols Blue in a shot glass. Top with 151% rum, serve and ignite. Blow out the flame then slam it.
47. His mother's death was another blow out of the dark.
48. Well, you ought to sleep, I expect. Shall I blow out?
49. Hollywood costume designer Edith Head, Ferrer, and Hepburn blow out the candle on Head's birthday cake at a party at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 1955.
50. Every time you breathe out , blow out the fear.
51. Self - powered cleaning to timely cycle to blow out dust completely.
52. Gusty winds may blow out of a thunderstorm at speed in excess of 75 miles an hour.
53. "These shocking figures blow out of the water the government's claim that there are plenty of jobs available for people who are prepared to look, " said Brendan Barber, the TUC general secretary.