Blow Synonyms and Antonyms

blō
To bear flowers
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. bloom
  2. blossom
  3. burgeon
  4. effloresce
  5. flower
A heavy physical stroke
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. thwack
  2. whack
  3. hit
  4. bang
  5. clout
  6. buffet
  7. bump
  8. swat
  9. wallop
  10. crack
  11. strike
  12. sock
  13. slug
  14. knock
  15. rap
  16. lick
  17. whop
  18. stroke
  19. thump
  20. bash
  21. clip
  22. bop
  23. biff
  24. belt
  25. reverse
  26. punch
  27. swing
  28. cuff
  29. box
  30. uppercut
  31. dint
  32. slam
  33. bruise
  34. pound
  35. swipe
  36. assault
  37. kick
  38. buck
  39. bloom
  40. rabbit-punch
  41. jab
  42. blossom
  43. gouge
  44. lunge
  45. thrust
  46. poke
  47. prod
  48. welt
  49. calamity
  50. slap
  51. smack
  52. concussion
  53. the old one-two
  54. bat
  55. wham
  56. contrecoup
  57. coup
  58. cut
  59. disaster
  60. bonk
  61. impact
  62. haymaker
  63. roundhouse
  64. knockdown
  65. a knuckle sandwich
  66. kayo or K.O
  67. reversal
  68. misfortune
  69. conk
  70. paste
  71. cock-a-doodle-doo
  72. setback
  73. trauma
  74. black eye
A catastrophe
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. shock
  2. setback
  3. jolt
  4. calamity
  5. tragedy
  6. trauma
Antonyms:
  1. good-fortune
  2. luck
To move rapidly; said of air
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. rush
  2. puff
  3. whirl
  4. float
  5. stream
  6. storm
  7. winnow
  8. drift
  9. be adrift
To send forth air rapidly
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. pant
  2. puff
  3. blast
  4. gasp
  5. huff
  6. bluster
  7. knock
  8. exhale
  9. fan
  10. whiff
  11. (colloq.) boast
  12. assault
  13. bang
  14. bash
  15. whisk
  16. beat
  17. lash
  18. belt
  19. bloom
  20. blossom
  21. whisper
  22. boasting
  23. brag
  24. bump
  25. puff away
  26. calamity
  27. censure
  28. clout
  29. fellate
  30. blow out
  31. clump
  32. concussion
  33. conk
  34. destroy
  35. disaster
  36. distend
  37. waft
  38. drub
  39. explode
  40. fulminate
  41. gasconade
  42. breathe
  43. hit
  44. inflate
  45. jab
  46. jolt
  47. whistle
  48. misfortune
  49. parry
  50. pop
  51. suck
  52. puff-up
  53. thump
  54. punch
  55. rant
  56. rap
  57. scold
  58. shatter
  59. shock
  60. slam
  61. slap
  62. slug
  63. sock
  64. sound
  65. spout
  66. squander
  67. storm
  68. swipe
  69. traumatize
  70. vaunt
  71. wallop
  72. ward off
  73. whack
  74. go-down-on
  75. burn out
Antonyms:
  1. succeed
  2. do well
To carry on the wind
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. waft
  2. flutter
  3. Also used with out: burst
  4. bear
  5. whisk
  6. drive
  7. fling
  8. explode
  9. whirl
  10. flap
  11. flip
  12. pop
  13. wave
  14. buffet
  15. sweep
  16. bust
To play a wind instrument
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. pipe
  2. toot
  3. mouth
To sound when blown
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. trumpet
  2. Also used with up: blast
  3. burst
  4. vibrate
  5. detonate
  6. explode
  7. blare
  8. fire
  9. fulminate
  10. go off
  11. honk
  12. touch off
To give form by inflation
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. inflate
  2. swell
  3. puff-up
  4. pump-up
*To boast
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. boast
  2. brag
  3. gasconade
  4. bluster
  5. vaunt
  6. swagger
  7. crow
  8. tout
  9. swash
  10. rodomontade
  11. shoot a line
  12. barnumize
  13. gas
  14. double-tongue
  15. triple-tongue
To pay for the food, drink, or entertainment of (another)
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. treat
  2. set up
  3. stand
An act of boasting
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. boast
  2. brag
  3. braggadocio
  4. fanfaronade
  5. gasconade
  6. rodomontade
  7. vaunt
Street names for cocaine
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. coke
  2. nose-candy
  3. snow
  4. c
Synonyms:
(Adjective)
  1. blown
  2. traumatic

Words Related to Blow

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Blow Sentence Examples

  • We gonna blow something up?

  • It was Cynthia's turn to blow up.

  • This place is gonna blow soon.

  • All her plans were about to blow up – all this because she had allowed herself to be drawn into a relationship.

  • It was the final blow.

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