to boast or talk big about one's achievements or abilities

to agitate for or enthusiastically promote a cause, idea, or policy

to brag

to blow air, typically using a hair dryer to dry hair

to flatter, excessively praise, or laud someone's accomplishments (often insincerely)

hair dryer

the slightest sign of change or movement, typically alerting one to potential trouble or activity

To find fault in an excessively detailed or trivial way; to be fastidious.

to blow-dry

to talk big or brag; to exaggerate one's achievements or abilities

to blow one's own trumpet; to brag

to blow gently against or caress, as of a breeze

to disperse

to play (wind instruments)

hair dryer

to be battered by the wind and rain; exposed to the elements

to fizzle out or come to nothing

as easy as blowing off dust; requiring very little effort

to blow air (into)

to whistle

to knock something over through the force of wind

(idiom) to be exposed to the wind and sun; exposed to the elements

to dampen expectations or enthusiasm by using discouraging or realistic words

(of wind) to blow with great force or intensity

To beg for food or money on the streets, an allusion to Wu Zixu begging in the market of Wu.

to blow a brass instrument; to sound a bugle

To boast wildly.

to resort to bragging and flattering

a person who promotes or trumpets the praises of another person or an idea

to perform oral sex on a male

to blow one's own horn; to brag or boast about oneself

to get angry or fume

to boast or talk big about one's achievements or abilities with great noise and display

to brag or talk nonsense without a basis in reality

to cause something to become green by the action of wind blowing, often used in a literary or descriptive context.

a minimal or slight effort

achieving immediate results; showing quick and obvious progress or effects

to resort to bragging and flattering

to die or pass away; to bite the dust (idiom)

to beg on the streets; to fall into utter destitution (allusion to Wu Zixu's exile and humiliation in the Records of the Grand Historian)

(of wind) to blow fiercely; (of a storm) to strike

(of a musical instrument) blow hole

to blow a physical whistle, typically to signal or get attention

(loanword) interesting

to advocate vociferously

A game in which one player calls out a category, all players who match it must change seats, and the person left without a seat becomes "it".