Blower ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Blower ( noun )

1. A device for blowing air, especially a machine for blowing air onto a fire to make it burn more fiercely.
2. A machine for blowing air over or through something, for example, for drying or ventilating a room.
3. A fan for blowing air over a radiator or other heat exchanger to cool the engine of an internal-combustion engine.

Origin:

Middle english blowere, from old english blāwere, from blāwan to blow.

Examples:

1. The blower on the furnace was making a strange noise.
2. She used a hair blower to dry her hair.
3. The blower on the air conditioning unit was not working properly.
4. The blower on the car's engine was not functioning properly and caused the car to overheat.
5. The blower in the greenhouse was used to circulate the air and prevent mold growth.

(As a verb)

Blower ( verb )

1. A device for blowing air, especially a machine for blowing air onto a fire to make it burn more fiercely.
2. A machine for blowing air over or through something, for example, for drying or ventilating a room.
3. A fan for blowing air over a radiator or other heat exchanger to cool the engine of an internal-combustion engine.

Origin:

Middle english blowere, from old english blāwere, from blāwan to blow.

Examples:

1. The blower on the furnace was making a strange noise.
2. She used a hair blower to dry her hair.
3. The blower on the air conditioning unit was not working properly.
4. The blower on the car's engine was not functioning properly and caused the car to overheat.
5. The blower in the greenhouse was used to circulate the air and prevent mold growth.