Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The act, process, or result of blowing or playing a musical wind-instrument so as to sound one of the harmonics of the tube instead of its fundamental tone.
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- verb Present participle of
overblow .
Etymologies
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Examples
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While these storms were blowing and "overblowing" in England, Leicester remained greatly embarrassed and anxious in Holland.
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While these storms were blowing and "overblowing" in England, Leicester remained greatly embarrassed and anxious in Holland.
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While these storms were blowing and "overblowing" in England, Leicester remained greatly embarrassed and anxious in Holland.
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While these storms were blowing and "overblowing" in England, Leicester remained greatly embarrassed and anxious in Holland.
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Press Conference, it was that he blamed the tech press for "overblowing" the iPhone 4's reception issues, and was downright contemptuous of tech journalists as a whole.
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Press Conference, it was that he blamed the tech press for "overblowing" the iPhone 4's reception issues, and was downright contemptuous of tech journalists as a whole.
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Press Conference, it was that he blamed the tech press for "overblowing" the iPhone 4's reception issues, and was downright contemptuous of tech journalists as a whole.
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Press Conference, it was that he blamed the tech press for "overblowing" the iPhone 4's reception issues, and was downright contemptuous of tech journalists as a whole.
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Press Conference, it was that he blamed the tech press for "overblowing" the iPhone 4's reception issues, and was downright contemptuous of tech journalists as a whole.
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Press Conference, it was that he blamed the tech press for "overblowing" the iPhone 4's reception issues, and was downright contemptuous of tech journalists as a whole.
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