blast
//blæst//
Noun
A sudden, powerful explosion or burst of air, sound, or energy.
The blast from the explosion shattered all the windows.
A strong gust or rush of wind or air.
A blast of cold air hit me when I opened the door.
A loud sound made by a horn, whistle, or similar instrument.
The referee blew a loud blast on his whistle to stop the game.
(informal) A very enjoyable or exciting experience.
The party was a blast!
Verb
To blow up or destroy something with explosives.
Workers blasted the rock to make way for the new road.
To produce a loud sound or noise.
The car blasted its horn at the pedestrian.
To criticize someone or something severely.
The critics blasted the new movie for its poor acting.
To hit, kick, or throw something with great force.
The striker blasted the ball into the net.