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blast away

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blast away
1. to be very loud The radio blasted away with sad country and western songs.
2. to strongly criticize or attack with words People with no sense at all blast away on talk radio all day. The prosecutor blasted away at him without letup.
See also: away, blast


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The power behind the spray can blast away years of ground in dirt, debris and even mildew.
Last week, contractors used explosives to blast away unstable rock high above the A470 to make it safe and accessible for diggers to clear away more loose material.
For instance, restaurant owners can use pressure washing machines to blast away dirt, grease, ash, oil, chewing gum and other deposits from their floor, walls, and exteriors.
 
 
 
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