Blower In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "blower", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Tonia Thai calendar 2022-01-08 10:01

Meaning of Blower

Blower noun

Used to refer to a phone

You should pick up the blower and tell her the truth.

We often talk all night on the blower.

Used to indicate a device that blows out air, such as to heat, dry, or clean something

Mom, please set the blower to a higher speed.

I usually use this blower to dry my hair.

Used to indicate a person who shapes heated glass into objects by blowing air down a tube

He has directly worked with blowers to create unique vases.

Adam used to work as a blower in the glass container industry.

Used to refer to cocaine or a person who regularly uses it

I used to be a blower, but I kicked the habit.

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Used to say that the telephone is ringing constantly or very frequently.

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To start a phone conversation with someone.

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