blower
- noun
- /ˈbloʊər/
- The normal path of ventilation air is through the blowers to the biofilter.
- air blower
- use a blower
- exhaust blower
I don't like to work when leaf, the leaf blowers are around distractions.
- I don't like to work when leaf, the leaf blowers are around distractions.
- This is a blower for your drill or, or hair dryer.
- Does she live with the hearing impaired next to a leaf blower factory?
- OK, it seems that the leaf blower has moved a little bit further away.
- No one tells you that they're going to shove like a leaf blower in your face.
- We've got a couple of locust trees that are over walkways and we just use the blower and blow all the blooms off.
Examples
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Air is supplied by a blower that feeds a tube running the length of the sleeve.
Academic text (1998) -
We can't seem to get the blower to work.
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I bet you would like a snow blower, though.
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OK, it seems that the leaf blower has moved a little bit further away.
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The recent purchase of a blower truck is also fueling product sales.
Academic text (2001) -
Snow plows and blowers are used to remove the snow from the pad.
Academic text (1998) -
The air in the room felt heavy, hot, and stagnant despite blowers and air conditioners.
Fiction book (1998) -
Cars were whizzing by, and a gardener with a leaf blower two buildings over was making a loud din.
Fiction book (1999) -
The technician used a blower to dry the wet paint on the walls.
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During the cleanup, they employed a powerful blower to clear away the leaves.
Synonyms
A small electric device that blows warm air to dry and style hair
A small handheld electric device that blows warm air to dry and style hair
A machine that moves air to bring fresh air into a room
A fan that moves smoke or moist air out of a room to make it less stuffy
A machine with turning blades that uses electricity to move air and cool a room or people
Small electric tool that sends warm air to dry hair
A machine that removes air, gas, or fumes from a place
A machine that uses compressed air to pack sand into a box to make sand shapes for molds
Compounds
A person who tells authorities or the public about illegal actions at their workplace
- Specialized
A machine that uses compressed air to pack sand into a box to make sand shapes for molds
- Specialized
A machine that uses air to pull and push materials like grain through pipes
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Etymology
Blower comes from the verb blow, which means 'to move air', plus the ending -er, meaning 'someone or something that does'. So a blower is literally something that 'blows' air, like a big hairdryer or fan used to move air for cooling or drying.