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blow tomahawks

blow tomahawks verb: of the wind, to blow with great violence.

Verb

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

  1. (dated, idiomatic) Of the wind, to blow with great violence.
    • The weather is of the most boisterous description; it blows tomahawks and tornadoes; at present the idea of a sea voyage is not inviting.1883, Lord Ronald Sutherland Gower, My Reminiscences, volume 2, page 199

Forms of blow tomahawks

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

Questions about blow tomahawks

What does blow tomahawks mean?
Blow tomahawks means of the wind, to blow with great violence.
What part of speech is blow tomahawks?
Blow tomahawks is a verb.
What is the past tense of blow tomahawks?
The past tense of blow tomahawks is blew tomahawks.

Words near blow tomahawks in the dictionary

  1. blow this pop stand
  2. blow this popsicle stand
  3. blow this taco stand
  4. blow through
  5. blow to kingdom come
  6. blow tomahawks
  7. blow torch
  8. blow torches
  9. blow town
  10. blow up
  11. blow up in one's face

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