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blasting

adjective as in blaring

adjective as in blowing

noun as in excavation

Strongest matches

Weak matches

noun as in shooting

Strongest matches

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I could hear the party down at the finish line at Champlin Beach, with Bryan Adams blasting from the speakers.

Shohei Ohtani had almost single-handedly hauled the Dodgers back into the contest, blasting two home runs and getting on base a record nine times.

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“Winds were extremely intense, and with the recent snowfall, the wind was blasting snow in our faces,” Ostgaard wrote.

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The normally left-of-center New Republic penned an editorial blasting fellow liberals at the editorial page of the New York Times for demonstrating “intellectual incoherence” in their views on the war in Iraq.

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It was an overcast Sunday in June, the WeHo Pride parade was in full swing and the hit song about an iconic West Hollywood gay bar was blasting at full volume.

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