Similar words: willowy, billowy, low blow, blown, blow, blowout, blow off, blow in. Meaning: ['bləʊɪ] 
adj. abounding in or exposed to the wind or breezes.
adj. abounding in or exposed to the wind or breezes. 
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1. If use hair dryer, notice blowy distance and position, the in order to prevent blows burnt their skins.
2. It was a rough and blowy night when Cowperwood started for this institution under duress.
3. It is snowy, and blowy, and gusty, and bitter cold!
4. We arrived on Washington's Birthday, a freezing , blowy, snowy day.
5. In August Ennis spent the whole night with Jack in the main camp and in a blowy hailstorm the sheep took off west and got among a herd in another allotment.
6. Basically be to affect sexual disease to suffer from, consider as virus infection more, because often happen in catch cold catch cold, blowy orColdLater.
7. Dismay greeted reports on November 6th that BP, an oil firm, was ditching plans to build a wind farm at the Isle of Grain, a blowy expanse of industrialised desolation in Kent.
8. Tumor rises high submit beads form, exterior temperature is higher, palpation has quiver feeling, auscultation has blowy appearance cacophony.
9. Weather is too hot, children has a fever, be an empty mix up? Is blowy still fan good?
More similar words: willowy, billowy, low blow, blown, blow, blowout, blow off, blow in, blow up, blow out, blowup, blow-up, blown up, blowsy, blowjob, flyblown, blow-dry, blowing, blow down, overblown, blowpipe, blow over, blow a fuse, blowfish, overblow, blowhard, full-blown, blow upon, deathblow, blow dryer.