verb

blowing

blowing

The wind is blowing hard today.

The wind is blowing hard today.

She is blowing bubbles in the park.

She is blowing bubbles in the park.

He spent the afternoon blowing up balloons.

He spent the afternoon blowing up balloons.

((subject)) is blowing ((subject)) is causing air to move The wind is blowing hard today.

((subject)) is blowing ((sth.)) ((subject)) is creating (sth.) with breath She is blowing bubbles in the park.

Synonyms: puffing, gusting; Antonyms: still, calm

From Old English 'blawan' (to blow, breathe). The '-ing' suffix denotes a present participle or gerund.

Imagine a person blowing out birthday candles. This is the action of 'blowing'.

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