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blast up

blast up verb: to shoot (someone), especially to kill.

Verb

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

  1. (slang, transitive, African-American Vernacular) To shoot (someone), especially to kill.
  2. (UK, slang, transitive) To beat up (someone).

Forms of blast up

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

Questions about blast up

What does blast up mean?
Blast up means to shoot (someone), especially to kill.
What part of speech is blast up?
Blast up is a verb.
What is the past tense of blast up?
The past tense of blast up is blasted up.

Words near blast up in the dictionary

  1. blast pens
  2. blast pipe
  3. blast pipes
  4. blast processing
  5. blast radius
  6. blast up
  7. blast-
  8. blast-furnace gas
  9. blast-off
  10. blast-offs
  11. blastable

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