The meaning of BLOWN is swollen.

BLOWN definition: 1. past participle of blow 2. past participle of blow. Learn more.

blow2 /bloʊ/ v., blew /blu/ blown, blow•ing, n. v. [no object] to be in motion: The wind blew all night. [~ + object] to move something along with a current of air: The wind blew dust in my eyes.

You don't have to be an engineer or a metallurgist to recognize a hole that has been blown from the inside out. → the past participle of blow1, blow3.... Click for English pronunciations, …

1. inflated; swollen. 2. out of breath. 3. flyblown. 4. formed by blowing: blown glass.

Definition of blown verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

BLOWN definition: inflated; swollen; expanded. See examples of blown used in a sentence.

adjective being moved or acted upon by moving air or vapor “ blown clouds of dust choked the riders” “ blown soil mounded on the window sill” synonyms: moving in motion

3 ENTRIES FOUND: blown full–blown (adjective) blow (verb) blown Britannica Dictionary definition of BLOWN past participle of 1 blow

Synonyms for BLOWN: swollen, puffed, distended, turgid, overinflated, expanded, varicose, blown up; Antonyms of BLOWN: collapsed, deflated, detumescent, conserved, protected, preserved, …