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blown smoke

blown smoke is the past participle of blow smoke.

Meaning of blow smoke

Verb

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

  1. To speak with a lack of credibility, sense, purpose, or truth; to speak nonsense.
    • Are these "statistics" they cite verifiable, or are they just blowing smoke, trying to scare people?

Questions about blown smoke

What is blown smoke the past participle of?
Blown smoke is the past participle of blow smoke.

Words near blown smoke in the dictionary

  1. blown past
  2. blown pupil
  3. blown pupils
  4. blown save
  5. blown saves
  6. blown smoke
  7. blown someone's back out
  8. blown someone's brains out
  9. blown someone's cover
  10. blown someone's mind
  11. blown someone's skirt up

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