blowed
Sent air out
Blowed is a nonstandard past tense of blow, used in dialectal speech or for folksy effect: Well, I'll be blowed.
The expression I'm blowed if I know means "I have no idea." In standard English, the past tense is blew and the past participle is blown.
Lacking sufficient air
- pantingRapid labored breathing
- gaspingBreathing in sharp gulps
- breathlessLacking air, gasping
- windedShort of breath
huffing · exhausted · spent · wheezing · heaving · fatigued · overexerted · short of breath
Brief wind surge
- breezeLight, gentle air movement
- galeSevere sustained wind
- windsweptExposed to strong winds
- blusteryWildly, coldly windy
windblown · squall · draft · airstream · scattered · tousled · disheveled · tumbled
out of breath
Lacking sufficient air
- pantingRapid labored breathing
- gaspingBreathing in sharp gulps
- breathlessLacking air, gasping
winded · huffing · exhausted · spent · wheezing · heaving · fatigued · overexerted · short of breath
exhale
Expel breath outward
whoosh · sigh · gasp · breathe · huff · expel · respiration · inhale · diaphragm · lungs
gust
Brief wind surge
blustery · windblown · squall · draft · airstream · scattered · tousled · disheveled · tumbled
trumpet
Valved brass wind instrument
flute · clarinet · saxophone · oboe · bugle · harmonica · whistle · bagpipes · recorder · brass
balloon
Inflatable rubber sac
expand · swell · puff up · billow · distend · bladder · airbed · bouncy castle · tire · bellows
blowedbuilt
Constructed or assembled
constructed · preserved · saved · intact
- blow upViolently burst apart
- blowing upExpanding or detonating
- blown awayOverwhelmed with amazement
- blow outExtinguish with breath
- blow awayOverwhelm with amazement
- blown upEnlarged or destroyed explosively
blow, blown, blowing, blows, blowout, blower, blowup, overblown, overblow