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blown away 

I was blown away by his performance.
blown away by Light Joker March 10, 2005
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blown away 

1. Extremely impressed
2. Shot to death
Did you hear about the guy who saw a really fancy gun and hadn't realized guns could be that fancy?

He was blown away by it.
blown away by D12434132 November 14, 2015

Blown away 

When you're so high you giggle at the wind.
I was so blown away, last Friday at that party.

Last weekend, with Tommy we got so Blown away.
Slang of multiple meanings. Used as either blown away, blew away or blow away

1. Someone to get shot and killed with a firearm

2.To get majorly surprised or astounded by something
To blow away.

1.The gang member stated that he was going to blow me away away the next time I entered his turf.

The man ran up on him and blew him away with his shotgun
He was innocently standing there and got blown away right at his doorstep

2.Wow you absolutely blew me away how smart you actually are.
I was blown away how high he could still jump considering how out of shape he's become.
blow away by Old school bossman September 18, 2020
a cheap, plastic football. so light that when left unattended the wind will quite happily blow it away. ideal for playing on the beach
It's alright ma, we won't break any windows. Sure it's only a blow away we're playing with.
blow away by thebdogg February 17, 2009
(some shocking person or thing) overwhelm, deeply impress, extremely excite
His performances always blow away his roommates. blow
blow away by liuzhiri February 28, 2017
" a blow away " is a inexpensive metal carport
The lawn mower is under the blow away.
blow away by Kris burkholder June 7, 2017
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