Blaster

/ˈblæstər/

nounBeginnerCommonTechnology

Definitions

2 meanings
1

A device that projects a powerful stream of something, often energy or air.

/ˈblæstər/

nounneutralBeginner
Technology

A device that blasts something.

The sandblaster cleaned the rusty metal.

💡 Simply: A tool that shoots something forcefully.

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2

He used a water blaster to cool the engine.

How It's Used

Science Fiction

"The hero wielded a powerful blaster."

Gaming

"His blaster was his most reliable weapon."

2

To propel something forcefully using explosive or high-pressure means.

/ˈblæstər/

verbneutralBeginner
General

To blast something forcefully.

The ship blasted off into space.

💡 Simply: To forcefully shoot or propel something.

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2

The music blasted from the speakers.

How It's Used

Construction

"They were blasting rocks to make way for the road."

Tip:Think of something exploding forcefully.

From "blast" + "-er", a suffix forming agent nouns.

The word's usage increased significantly with the popularity of science fiction.

Memory tip

Think of something that 'blasts' things.

Base: blast
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Usage

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70%Written