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“Blast”
blast
(blɑːst 
, blæst )
Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular present tense blasts, present participle blasting, past tense, past participle blasted
- COUNTABLE NOUN
A blast is a big explosion, especially one caused by a bomb.
250 people were killed in the blast.
Synonyms: explosion, crash, burst, discharge More Synonyms of blast
- VERB
If something is blasted into a particular place or state, an explosion causes it to be in that place or state. If a hole is blasted in something, it is created by an explosion.
There is a risk that toxic chemicals might be blasted into the atmosphere. [be VERB-ed preposition/adverb]
…a terrible accident in which his left arm was blasted off by some kind of a bomb. [be VERB-ed preposition/adverb]
Earlier two holes were blasted into the ship’s hull to let water out and stabilise the ferry. [be VERB-ed preposition/adverb]
The explosion which followed blasted out the external supporting wall of her flat. [VERB noun with adverb]
Synonyms: blow up, bomb, destroy, burst More Synonyms of blast
- VERB
If workers are blasting rock, they are using explosives to make holes in it or destroy it, for example so that a road or tunnel can be built.
Their work was taken up with boring and blasting rock with gelignite. [VERB noun]
They’re using dynamite to blast away rocks to put a road in. [VERB noun with adverb]
blasting UNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Three miles away there was a salvo of blasting in the quarry.
- VERB
To blast someone means to shoot them with a gun.
[journalism]
…a son who blasted his father to death after a life-time of bullying. [VERB noun + to]
He was blasted with a sawn-off shotgun in Oldham on Thursday. [be VERB-ed + with]
Synonyms: hit, kill, shoot, plug [slang] More Synonyms of blast
Blast is also a noun.
…the man who killed Nigel Davies with a shotgun blast.
- VERB
If someone blasts their way somewhere, they get there by shooting at people or causing an explosion.
The police were reported to have blasted their way into the house using explosives. [VERB noun]
One armoured column attempted to blast a path through a barricade of buses and trucks. [VERB noun preposition/adverb]
- VERB
If something blasts water or air somewhere, it sends out a sudden, powerful stream of it.
Blasting cold air over it makes the water evaporate.
A blizzard was blasting great drifts of snow across the lake. [VERB noun preposition/adverb]
Jaysus it must have been like that scene in Goodfellas with the lad in the boot of the car:hocho:
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Seems like the gunman had the Christmas spirit after all.
Looks like one of the gunmen was taken out with a steak knife.
Was this fella in that “Inside the K” doc?
He was the fella having the friendly chat from inside his garden gate. Not sure if it’s him or the Da that’s critical
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Darwinism at its finest.
Write a tweet about the excitement of the Christmas Eve in Blanchardstown in the style of Roy Curtis. Mention good food, pints and shots.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT
“Christmas Eve in Blanchardstown buzzing with excitement! 
From the sizzling aroma of good food to the clink of pints and shots, the festive spirit is alive and kicking! Let the merriment unfold, cheers to laughter and joy! 
#BlanchardstownVibes #ChristmasEveMagic”
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Never on a Sunday…
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Bernard ‘Verb’ Sugg (23) was shot dead by two masked men in a pub in Blanchardstown in August 2003.
His brother Infinitive was split.
very rare
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The gunman made a big mis-steak.
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Didnt realise there was a RA connection…