blow poke
blow poke noun: a hollow poker through which air can be blown to fuel a fire.
Noun
blow poke (plural blow pokes)
- A hollow poker through which air can be blown to fuel a fire.
- Jim Hardin (as himself): Let me show you what is marked as State’s Exhibit 72, and ask whether you can identify that for me, please. Candace Zamperini: This is my blow poke (she blows) - Blow through it.2004 October 21, 00:56 from the start, in Jean-Xavier de Lestrade, director, The Staircase S1 E6: The Prosecution’s Revenge (Documentary TV Series), spoken by Candace Zamperini (Candace Zamperini)
- When Jardine was again within our circle, Moody asked, “What’s this about some blow poke?”It isn’t here,” Jardine muttered. “What’s a blow poke?” Moody asked us. “A fireplace tool,” George answered.2004, Donald Bain, Jessica Fletcher, A Vote for Murder: A Murder, She Wrote Mystery: a Novel, page 154
Forms of blow poke
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Questions about blow poke
- What does blow poke mean?
- Blow poke means a hollow poker through which air can be blown to fuel a fire.
- What part of speech is blow poke?
- Blow poke is a noun.
- What is the plural of blow poke?
- The plural of blow poke is blow pokes.
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