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/blaw/, v.i., v.t. Scot. and North Eng.blow2.
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blaw — ˈblȧ, ˈblȯ verb (blawed ; blawn ; blawing ; blaws) Etymology: Middle English (northern dialect) blawen, from Old English blāwan more at blow chiefly Scotland : blow * * * /blaw/, v.i., v.t. Scot. and North Eng. blow2 … Useful english dictionary
Blaw — Recorded as Blaw, Blow, Blowes, Blows, Blower, and Blowers, this is an English surname. It is of medieval origins and an occupational name for someone who operated a bellows. This was most probably in connection with an ironworks, although a horn … Surnames reference
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