Meaning: blowing

n.
processing that involves blowing a gasbləʊn.
a powerful stroke with the fist or a weaponan impact (as from a collision)an unfortunate happening that hinders or impedes; something that is thwarting or frustratingan unpleasant or disappointing surprisea strong current of airstreet names for cocaineforceful exhalation through the nose or mouth
v.
exhale hardbe blowing or stormingfree of obstruction by blowing air throughbe in motion due to some air or water currentmake a sound as if blownshape by blowingmake a mess of, destroy or ruinspend thoughtlessly; throw awayspend lavishly or wastefully onsound by having air expelled through a tubeplay or sound a wind instrumentprovide sexual gratification through oral stimulationcause air to go in, on, or throughcause to move by means of an air currentspout moist air from the blowholeleave; informal or rudelay eggscause to be revealed and jeopardizedshow offallow to regain its breathmelt, break, or become otherwise unusableburst suddenly

winds of change are blowing Idiom, Proverb

see which way the wind is blowing

Idiom(s): see which way the wind is blowing

Theme: OBSERVATION

to determine what is the most expedient thing to do.
• We studied the whole situation to see which way the wind was blowing and decided to avoid any conflict at that time.
• Sam failed to see which way the wind was blowing and got himself caught up in an argument.

see which way the wind is blowing

Idiom(s): see which way the wind is blowing

Theme: OBSERVATION

to actuate what is the best expedient affair to do.
• We advised the accomplished bearings to see which way the wind was alarming and absitively to abstain any battle at that time.
• Sam bootless to see which way the wind was alarming and got himself bent up in an argument.

winds of change are blowing

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