verb

blows

blows

The wind blows from the west.

The wind blows from the west.

He blows a kiss to the crowd.

He blows a kiss to the crowd.

The whistle blows at noon.

The whistle blows at noon.

((subject)) blows ((subject)) causes air to move The wind blows from the west.

((subject)) blows ((sth.)) ((subject)) sends (sth.) with breath He blows a kiss to the crowd.

Synonyms: puffs, gusts

Third-person singular of 'blow', from Old English 'blawan'. The '-s' suffix marks the third-person singular present tense.

Remember 'The wind blows.' Also, note the noun form 'blows' (hits), as in 'He received two blows.'

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