Blow-dry (verb)

1. To dry hair by using a hair dryer, often while brushing or combing it.
2. To dry something by directing a stream of hot air at it.

Origin:

The word blow-dry is a combination of the words "blow" and "dry" which is used to describe the process of drying hair by using a hair dryer. it was first recorded in english in the mid-20th century.

Examples:

1. She blow-dried her hair after showering.
2. He blow-dried his hair to get the perfect style.
3. She blow-dried her clothes to dry them quickly.
4. The painter blow-dried the paint to speed up the drying process.
5. The mechanic blow-dried the engine after washing it.