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Acoustic
shock
Any way the wind
blows
As pleased as
Punch
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As proud as
Punch
At full
pelt
Bat the
breeze
Blow Up ( Michelangelo Antonioni movie )
Blow a fuse
Blow a gasket
Blow a kiss
Blow a raspberry ( Cockney rhyming slang for fart )
Blow away the cobwebs
Blow by blow account
Blow chunks
Blow great guns
Blow hard
Blow hot and cold
Blow in
Blow it out your arse
Blow it out your ear
Blow job
Blow my skirt up
Blow off
Blow off steam
Blow off the stage
Blow out of the water
Blow smoke up your ass
Blow some my way ( Chesterfield Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Blow someone away
Blow the gaff
Blow the lid off
Blow the whistle
Blow through
Blow to smithereens
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Blow up
Blow winds, and crack your cheeks
Blow with the wind
Blow your brains out
Blow your cover
Blow your mind
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Blow your nose
Blow your own horn
Blow your own trumpet
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Blow your stack
Blow your top
Blow your wad
Blowin' In The Wind ( Bob Dylan song )
Blown
away
Blown
off course
Blown
sideways
Body blow
Breath
of fresh air
Breath
of wind
Breathe on me
breath
of God
Breeze
in
Brought to
blows
By the hairs on my chinny chin chin, I'll blow your house down
Catch your
breath
Come to
blows
Cream
puff
Culture
shock
Cushion the blow
Don't hold your
breath
Don't waste your
breath
Double whammy
Every
Breath
You Take ( The Police song )
Exchange
blows
Eyebrow raising ( something that creates
shock
or surprise )
First
strike
Full fathom five thy father lies ( from The
Tempest
by Shakespeare )
Full
pelt
Future
shock
Gasp for
breath
Glancing blow
Go ahead, make my day ( A catchphrase from Sudden
Impact
)
Go down on
Go out on
strike
( Withdraw one's labour and leave one's place of work )
Have a
puff
He huffed and he puffed and he
blew
their house down
Hit
'em where they live
Hit
The Road Jack ( Ray Charles song )
Hit
and miss
Hit
and run
Hit
by the stupid stick
Hit
for six
Hit
home
Hit
it off
Hit
it on the nose
Hit
it out of the park ( A baseball expression denoting a complete or spectacular success )
Hit
list
Hit
man
Hit
me on the hip
Hit
on
Hit
out at
Hit
out of the park
Hit
parade
Hit
paydirt
Hit
rock bottom
Hit
send
Hit
the back wall
Hit
the bar
Hit
the books
Hit
the bottle
Hit
the brakes
Hit
the bricks ( a cursory slang term telling someone to leave )
Hit
the buffers
Hit
the ceiling
Hit
the deck
Hit
the ground running
Hit
the hay
Hit
the headlines
Hit
the high notes
Hit
the jackpot
Hit
the nail on the head
Hit
the panic button
Hit
the road Jack
Hit
the roof
Hit
the sack
Hit
the skids
Hit
the slide
Hit
the spot
Hit
the woodwork
Hit
town
Hold your
breath
I wouldn't
breath
the same air
I'll Be Missing You (
Puff
Daddy with Faith Evans and 112 song )
I'll be blowed
In Flanders fields the poppies blow ( from a poem by McCrae )
In for a
shock
In
shock
In the same
breath
In the teeth of a
gale
It cleans your
breath
while it cleans your teeth ( Colgate Toothpaste advertising slogan )
It takes your
breath
away
It will blow over
It's an ill wind that
blows
no one any good
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Joe Blow
Just put your lips together and blow ( To Have And Have Not )
Life's a
breeze
Like a
breath
of fresh air
Little Boy Blue come blow your horn ( line from nursery rhyme )
Looks like a bomb has
hit
it
Low blow
Lucky
Strike
means finer tobacco ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Mind
blowing
No throat irritation - no cough ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Not exactly
blowing
my skirt up
Not the ill wind which
blows
no man to good
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Out of
breath
Pack a
punch
Pack more
punch
Pinch
hit
( A baseball expression denoting a substitute or stand-in )
Pinch, punch, first of the month
Pre-emptive
strike
Punch
and Judy
Punch
the air
Punch
your lights out
Punch
your ticket
Reach for a Lucky instead of a Sweet ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Rock a bye baby on the tree top, when the wind
blows
the cradle will rock ( line from nursery rhyme )
Save your
breath
Save your
breath
to cool your porridge
Shell
shock
Shock
and awe
Shock
horror
Shock
jock
Shoot the
breeze
Short sharp
shock
So round, so firm, so fully packed ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Soften the blow
Sticker
shock
Strike
Up The Band ( George Gershwin composition )
Strike
a balance
Strike
a chord with
Strike
a deal ( or bargain )
Strike
a light
Strike
a pose
Strike
beard
Strike
it rich
Strike
lucky
Strike
me pink
Strike
out swinging ( A baseball expression meaning to fail while giving it your best effort )
Strike
up the band
Strike
while the iron is hot
Sucker
punch
Switch hitter ( A baseball expression denoting a batter who can
hit
left or right handed )
Take cuts at someone ( A baseball expression meaning taking a verbal swing or striking a blow at a reputation )
Take your
breath
away
Tempest
in a teapot
That's
blown
it
That's the way to do it ( A catchphrase from
Punch
And Judy )
The
Hit
Dog ( Nickname of Mo Vaughn )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Bob Sanders )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Ricky Hatton )
The
Hit
Man ( Nickname of Thomas Hearns )
The Kansas Comet ( Nickname of
Gale
Sayers )
The North wind doth blow and we shall have snow ( line from nursery rhyme )
The answer my friend is
blowing
in the wind ( Bob Dylan song lyric )
The
breath
of life
The
shock
of the new
The wind of change is
blowing
through this continent
There she
blows
There's never a rough
puff
in a lucky ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
They're toasted ( Lucky
Strike
Cigarettes advertising slogan )
Tiptoe through the tulips ( 1920s Broadway song and Tiny Tim
hit
)
Train whistle
blowing
Triple whammy
Under your
breath
Visa's Delta blow to cheques ( Visa Delta Debit Card advertising slogan )
Well blow me down
With bated
breath
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You don't need a weather man to know which way the wind
blows
You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off! ( line from the Michael Caine movie The Italian Job )