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breathe,
puff,
exhale,
expel,
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waft,
puff,
whistle,
whine,
blast,
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| [3] |
(Colloq) bungle,
botch,
make a mess of,
muff,
mismanage,
(Colloq) screw up,
mess up,
fluff,
bugger up,
(Colloq) fuck up,
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(Colloq) spend,
lavish,
squander,
waste,
throw out/away,
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short-circuit,
burn out,
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blow hot and cold,
vacillate,
hesitate,
dither,
(Colloq) shilly-shally,
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blow out,
extinguish,
explode,
burst,
short-circuit,
burn out,
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blow up,
become furious/angry/enraged,
flare up,
lose one's temper,
(Slang) blow one's top/(US) stack,
flip one's lid,
explode,
burst,
shatter,
(Colloq) bust,
detonate,
dynamite,
destroy,
blast,
enlarge,
inflate,
embroider,
magnify,
expand,
exaggerate,
overstate,
enlarge,
magnify,
amplify,
expand,
increase,
inflate,
distend,
swell,
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float,
drift,
be adrift,
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fellate,
suck,
go down on,
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shove off,
shove along,
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boast,
tout,
swash,
shoot a line,
brag,
gas,
bluster,
vaunt,
gasconade,
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gale,
storm,
tempest,
whirlwind,
tornado,
cyclone,
hurricane,
typhoon,
north-easter,
nor'easter,
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bump,
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reverse,
reversal,
setback,
black eye,
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shock,
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gust,
blast,
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coke,
nose candy,
snow,
C,
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puff,
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