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blast out

blast out verb: to produce loud music or noise.

Verb

blast out (third-person singular simple present blasts out, present participle blasting out, simple past and past participle blasted out)

  1. (transitive) to produce loud music or noise
    • The speakers are blasting out their announcements.
  2. (transitive) to be produced as loud music or noise
    • Music was blasting out from their house.

Forms of blast out

third-person singular presentblasts out
present participleblasting out
past participleblasted out
pastblasted out

Questions about blast out

What does blast out mean?
Blast out means to produce loud music or noise.
What part of speech is blast out?
Blast out is a verb.
What is the past tense of blast out?
The past tense of blast out is blasted out.

Words near blast out in the dictionary

  1. blast furnaces
  2. blast gear
  3. blast lamp
  4. blast lamps
  5. blast off
  6. blast out
  7. blast pad
  8. blast pen
  9. blast pens
  10. blast pipe
  11. blast pipes

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