Blew is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLEW in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLOW, to propel by a current of air
• to move creating an air current.
• to expel air through pursed lips.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• past tense of blow
• imp. of Blow.

Words related to BLEW

blow9 blowed12 blowing13 blown10 blows10

Words that contain BLEW

blewit11 upblew13 blewart12 blewits12 flyblew18 blewarts13 cableway18 overblew16 blewitses14 cableways19 nimblewit16 tableware14 tablewise14 marblewood18 nimblewits17 noblewoman17 noblewomen17 rubblework21 tablewares15 thimblewit20 tumbleweed18 marblewoods19 pebbleweave23 rubbleworks22 thimbleweed22 thimblewits21 tumbleweeds19 nimblewitted20 pebbleweaves24 thimbleweeds23 constablewick26 thimblewitted24 constablewicks27

How to use BLEW in a sentence

• And the Major coughed and blew his nose, and muttered unintelligible words into his handkerchief.
• A faint wind blew across the hills, and it was dry, redolent, sweet.
• He was well out in the open now where the wind blew a half-gale.
• All the trees that blew down during the summer were left as they fell till winter when they were removed.
• Suddenly a stiff gale blew up from the southwest, and with it came clouds which quickly hid the entire sky.
• The snow fell fast, the wind blew, and the drifts lay thick.
• The very fine rain blew across her Secret World, and blotted it out.
• The Noa-Noa blew and blew her whistle, but still she did not go.
• The sea piled up, the wind blew a gale, and death was close at hand.
• And now the wind drew round to the northward and it blew almost a gale.
• The king used to wear a crown of jewels on his head, and he always carried a horn in his hand, which set every body around him to dancing, whenever he blew it.
• She blew out the lamp and threw herself fully dressed upon the bed.
• The snow was deep, there were no beaten roads, the houses were few and far between, and the wind blew fierce and cold.
• One night a great storm blew over Lyvern, and those young ladies at Alton College who were afraid of lightning, said their prayers with some earnestness.
• The outer door was open, and an icy draught blew over her face as she knelt there waiting for Jerry.
• A light wind blew up-stream, and the current was very slow.
• A number of magazine boats were in the river, which by some means ignited and blew up, spreading destruction far and wide.
• The wind blew fiercely, and the auto swayed in the blast.
• Every thing was favorable, but there was not an instant to be lost, for a capricious breeze sometimes blew over the water, and the fog seemed to be breaking up.
• The lamplight grew dim, showing the oil to be gone, so he blew out the smoking wick.
• A very hot wind blew strongly in the afternoon, and I was prepared to advance towards the natives had they followed us into the plain.
• That air seemed to contain no moisture, and in all probability blew over extensive deserts.
• As he made a turn, the fresh outside air blew upon him.
• In the slight confusion her hand relaxed its grasp on the curb-rein, and at the same moment a locomotive, coming along the side of the opposite mountain, blew a shrill whistle.
• The night air blew in brisk and cold upon her uncovered neck, but except for that slight, involuntary shiver she scarcely seemed aware of it.
• On the 16th the wind shifted suddenly to the north-west quarter, and blew a steady gale.
• Having washed up as best he could, the aristocratic cadet blew out the light he had borrowed and prepared to retire once more.

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