Word Type

Verb

Noun

Proper Noun

Intj

The word "blast" can be used as verb, noun, proper noun and intj.

Word Relationships

Coordinate Terms

cruise cruise

Dbpedia Genre

bioinformatics vorticism

Derived Terms

Blastaway airblast antiblast arc blast ass-blast at one blast backblast beblast beer blast blast 'em up blast away blast beat blast cell blast chilling blast from the past blast furnace blast gear blast lamp blast off blast out blast pen blast pipe blast processing blast radius blast up blast-off blastable blaster blaster blasthole blasting gelatin blasting gelatine blastissimo blastment blastocyte blastoff blastoma blastor blastpipe blastproof blastwave blastworthy blasty brachyblast counterblast damn and blast e-blast fan-blast fingerblast fire blast fireblast full blast ghetto blaster ghettoblaster gosling blast hammer blast hot blast jet blast muzzle blast nematoblast on blast playblast prop blast put someone on blast reblast rice blast rubber ball blast grenade sandblast shot blasting shotblast superblast thunderblast upblast whirlblast windblast

Etymologically Related To

blow

Inflected/Variant Forms

blasto

Context

baseball biology cytology marketing sci fi soccer uk

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

air current blow blowup bomb bombard create criticise criticism criticize current of air cut dash detonation discharge experience explosion fire fly fly ball hit knock make make noise noise noise pick apart resound shrink shrivel shrivel up smash unfavorable judgment wind wither

Type Of (IsA)

explosion fly magazine software

Manner Of

blow bombard cut make make noise shrivel

Related Terms

algorithm amino acid blight blow cell criticize damn discipline disease displeasure draught engine exhaust explosion flatulent hit immature lymphoblast mailing list message myeloblast nucleic acid nucleotide promotional protein punish reprimand severely sheep shoot steam tissue trumpet verbally wither

Similar Terms

hit pip shoot

Synonym Network

bang fire good time gust knock down savage shoot smash

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.