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blow-dryer
[ bloh-drahy-er ]
noun
- a small, usually handheld electrical appliance that dries hair by emitting a stream of warm air.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of blow-dryer1
1965–70; perhaps blend of dryer and verb phrase blow dry, i.e., blow until dry
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Example Sentences
“It feels like a blow-dryer in my face,” said Ross Nikides, 31, who had stopped in Death Valley as part of a three-week road trip to see several National Parks.
From Los Angeles Times
A community volunteer, who distributes water and ice to people in need, said the heat feels like “walking around in a blow-dryer.”
From New York Times
“It’s like walking around in a blow-dryer.”
From New York Times
Eventually he had seven models, one of them a blow-dryer attachment, and he was selling about 12,000 picks a week.
From New York Times
“Chocolate High” can be heard when the hum of the blow-dryer in Christian’s hand goes silent.
From Seattle Times
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