Definition blow in British English

blow (verb) blow (noun) blow (it) (phrase) blow (someone) a kiss (phrase) blow (someone) a raspberry (phrase) blow a fuse (phrase) blow a (phrase) blow a gale (phrase) blow a gasket (phrase) blow a hole in something (phrase) blow apart (phrasal verb) blow away (phrasal verb) blow down (phrasal verb) blow hot and cold (phrase) blow in (phrasal verb) blow job (noun) blow me (phrase) blow off (phrasal verb) blow out (phrasal verb) blow over (phrasal verb) blow someone’s brains out (phrase) blow someone’s cover (phrase) blow someone’s head off (phrase) blow someone’s mind (phrase) blow someone/something out of the water (phrase) blow to kingdom come (phrase) blow something sky-high (phrase) blow something to (phrase) blow something up out of (all) proportion (phrase) blow the gaff (phrase) blow the lid off something (phrase) blow the whistle (phrase) blow the whistle (on someone/something) (phrase) blow up (phrasal verb) blow your (own) trumpet (phrase) blow your nose (phrase) blow your (phrase) blow-by-blow (adjective) blow-dry (verb) blow-in (noun) blow-up (noun) away the cobwebs (phrase) etc for a lark (phrase) body blow (noun) cushion the blow (phrase) deal a blow to (phrase) death blow (noun) a knockout (phrase) fetch someone a (phrase) hammer blow (noun) land a (phrase) steam (phrase) ride a (phrase) soften the (phrase) strike a blow for something (phrase) strike the first blow (phrase) a mortal blow (to something) (phrase)