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blow through

blow through verb: to expend or waste rapidly.

Verb

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

  1. (transitive) To expend or waste rapidly.
    • The company has already blown through $250,000 on legal fees alone.
  2. (Australia, intransitive, slang) To quickly leave.

Forms of blow through

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

Questions about blow through

What does blow through mean?
Blow through means to expend or waste rapidly.
What part of speech is blow through?
Blow through is a verb.
What is the past tense of blow through?
The past tense of blow through is blew through.

Words near blow through in the dictionary

  1. blow this for a game of soldiers
  2. blow this for a lark
  3. blow this pop stand
  4. blow this popsicle stand
  5. blow this taco stand
  6. blow through
  7. blow to kingdom come
  8. blow tomahawks
  9. blow torch
  10. blow torches
  11. blow town

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