'blown' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
blownUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbləʊn/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/bloʊn/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(blōn)
No dictionary entry found for 'blown' ✓ See the definition of "blown" in our monolingual dictionaryForum discussions with the word(s) "blown" in the title: (...) it appeared all blown out. - English Only forum
a full-blown angel - English Only forum a full-blown crisis - English Only forum A full-blown must have. - English Only forum a fuse has blown - English Only forum a gap had been blown - English Only forum A man’s a poor bit of a wastrel blown about. - English Only forum a moment before being blown away - English Only forum a movement powered by young <wind-blown volunteers> - English Only forum A strategic bridge <has been><was> blown up - English Only forum a winter-blown forest - English Only forum after a flock of birds traveling east is blown far south by a storm - English Only forum air was blown/air started moving - English Only forum An old tree <blew> <was blown> down last week - English Only forum another way to say 'blown into' - English Only forum as house after house after house with the roof blown in - English Only forum as wind might have blown them - English Only forum been blown into being out of nowhere - English Only forum big hole <blown><open> vs huge void - English Only forum blow / blown - English Only forum Blow one`s cover / his cover has been blown - English Only forum blow/be blown [by wind] - English Only forum blown (by the wind) - English Only forum blown about - English Only forum blown away - English Only forum blown away - English Only forum blown away & blown over - English Only forum blown away by the whole thing - English Only forum blown by the sad horns - English Only forum blown cars - English Only forum more...
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