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blow into

blow into verb: to enter (a place) casually.

Verb

blow into (third-person singular simple present blows into, present participle blowing into, simple past blew into, past participle blown into)

  1. (slang) To enter (a place) casually.
    • […] blew into the joint like royalty. Some of the older guys like Billy Boy and Slow Hand paid notice, saying “Hello” to him and asking him if he was there for the cut.2003, Robert Dunn, Cutting Time, page 234

Forms of blow into

third-person singular presentblows into
present participleblowing into
pastblew into
past participleblown into

Questions about blow into

What does blow into mean?
Blow into means to enter (a place) casually.
What part of speech is blow into?
Blow into is a verb.
What is the past tense of blow into?
The past tense of blow into is blew into.

Words near blow into in the dictionary

  1. blow horns
  2. blow hot air
  3. blow hot and cold
  4. blow in
  5. blow in the bag
  6. blow into
  7. blow it out one's ass
  8. blow it out one's ear
  9. blow job
  10. blow jobber
  11. blow jobbers

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