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61blast — See ocean liner blast horn sand blast …
62-blast — An immature precursor cell of the type indicated by the preceding word. [G. blastos, germ] * * * suffix denoting a formative cell. Example: osteoblast (formative bone cell). * * * [Gr. blastos germ] a word termination denoting a type of blast1.… …
63Blast — 1. exclamation of anger or irritation; 2. criticise someone abusively; 3. shoot with a firearm; 4. curt piece of abuse or criticism: gave him a blast over the phone ; 5. quickly taken alcoholic drink …
64blast — I Australian Slang 1. exclamation of anger or irritation; 2. criticise someone abusively; 3. shoot with a firearm; 4. curt piece of abuse or criticism: gave him a blast over the phone ; 5. quickly taken alcoholic drink II North Country… …
65blast — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. explosion; discharge; gust; harangue (See speech). v. t. destroy, shatter, ruin; explode. See violence, destruction. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [An explosion] Syn. burst, eruption, detonation; see… …
66blast — I n A great time, something hilarious. We had a blast at Harriet s last night. 1970s II v To shoot. I don t have anything to do with the mob; that s a good way to get yourself blasted. 1940s …
67blast — See a blast …
68-blast — n. 1) an important cause of serious soft tissue injury that is associated with explosions or high velocity missiles. The eardrums, lungs, and gastrointestinal tract are especially vulnerable to the indirect effects of the blast wave. 2) combining …
69blast — blàst interj. 1. blakt, pliūpt (apie liepsną): Blàst žiburį ir užgesė Upn. 2. Blàst ir nebėra žmogaus Šd. Dūšia blast ir prapuolė Vb. 3. plast (sparnais): Tik blàst blàst sparniukais [paukštis], ir negyvas Rdm. 4. mirkt: Blàst blàst akimi …
70blast — sprogimas statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Didelio energijos kiekio išlaisvinimas labai nedideliame tūryje per labai trumpą laiką. Gali būti: cheminis, elektrinis, branduolinis, kosminis, kryptingasis, erdvinis sprogimas. Sprogimo metu gali… …
