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lue and whiteblow one’s own horn and toot one’s own horn tv. tobrag. Gary sure likes to toot his own horn. Say somethingnice. I’m not one to blow my own horn.blow snot rockets and blow a snot rocket tv. to blowgobs of nasal mucus from one nostril at a time byblocking off the other nostril with a thumb. Bob isalways blowing snot rockets! How crude! He tried toblow a snot rocket at the dog, but it kept right on barking.blow so’s mind 1. tv. to impress someone; to overwhelmsomeone. This whole business just blows my mind.2. tv. [for a drug] to intoxicate someone. This stuffwill blow your mind.blow the joint tv. to get out of a place, probably in ahurry. (Underworld.) Come on, let’s blow the jointbefore there’s trouble.blow town tv. to get out of town, probably in a hurry.(Underworld.) I gotta pack and blow town. The copsare onto me.blowed (away) mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. I wasso blowed away I couldn’t see straight.blown away 1. mod. dead; killed. (Underworld.) Fourof the mob were already blown away when the cops gotthere. 2. and blown mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. Whatever that pill was, Cecilia is totally blown away. She’s blown and alone and making a groan. 3. mod.overwhelmed; greatly impressed. (Often with with orby.) We were just blown away by your good words.blue and white n. a police car; the police. (Patterned onblack and white and used in cities where the police cars23