blaw

[blaw]

verb (used with or without object) Scot. and North England.

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Examples from the Web for blaw

Anywhere—nowhere—everywhere; to 'all the airts the wind can blaw.'
The Christian
Hall Caine
"'Blaw the wind ne'er so fast, it will lown at the last'" quoted Erica, smiling.
We Two
Edna Lyall
"Blaw his lug," to praise a person in an extravagant or fulsome manner.
The Proverbs of Scotland
Alexander Hislop
It's like to blaw a bonnetfu', and she rows awfu' in ony win'.
Robert Falconer
George MacDonald
"'A hurricane; bimeby by she blaw some more,'" I quoted bravely.
The Range Dwellers
B. M. Bower