verb

blown

blown

The leaves were blown across the yard.

The leaves were blown across the yard.

I have blown all my money on this.

I have blown all my money on this.

The car has a blown tire.

The car has a blown tyre.

((sth.)) was blown ((...)) (sth.) was moved by air The leaves were blown across the yard.

have blown ((sth.)) to have wasted (sth.) I have blown all my money.

a blown ((noun)) a damaged or burst (noun) The car has a blown tyre.

Synonyms: gusted, puffed, blasted

Past participle of 'blow', from Old English 'blawan'. The '-n' ending is common for strong verb participles.

Think of a dandelion whose seeds have been 'blown' away by the wind.

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