smoke-blower

English

Noun

smoke-blower (plural smoke-blowers)

Alternative form of smoke blower (any sense).
- 1912, “Kessayons: 2nd Company 1st Battalion”, in The Seventh Regiment Gazette, page 225:
  The company may not have produced any futurists, though the rifle range ranked as one for many moons, and the rear sight looks like a post-impression when you look through it without the smoke-blower in operation; but there is a real artist who once adorned the company ranks, Clark Vorhees, who has had some beautiful pictures on exhibition at the Century Club.
- 1914 June 15, J.A. Heberle, “Notes From Germany”, in Gleanings in Bee Culture, volume 42, number 12, page 462:
  I have been using a smoke-blower which is held in the mouth, leaving the hands free.
- 2015, Jim Greenlee, Jamie Remembers: Growing up in Eustis:
  He also had gloves and a head cover with a screen in it and a smoke-blower in his hand.
- 1937, Minicam - Volume 1, page 15:
  The pipe smoker was kept in low key, being in the background, while the smoke-blower, or other half, was given greater contrast.
- 1957, Forbes Parkhill, The Wildest of the West, page 188:
  For some years he retained Volney T. Hoggatt, an immense man built like a gorilla, as a bodyguard and smoke-blower.
- 1977, Peter Golenbock, Dynasty: The New York Yankees, 1949-1964, page 320:
  But he's a bullshitter and a smoke-blower, and he's lied to a lot of players and come up short.
- 2013, Ralph A. Rieves, ‎John Lefebvre, Investor Relations for the Emerging Company:
  Controlling what is communicated from your company will help keep pump-and-dumpers and smoke-blowers from getting material for playing the misinterpretation game.

单词	smoke-blower
释义	smoke-blower English Noun smoke-blower (plural smoke-blowers) Alternative form of smoke blower (any sense). 1912, “Kessayons: 2nd Company 1st Battalion”, in The Seventh Regiment Gazette, page 225: The company may not have produced any futurists, though the rifle range ranked as one for many moons, and the rear sight looks like a post-impression when you look through it without the smoke-blower in operation; but there is a real artist who once adorned the company ranks, Clark Vorhees, who has had some beautiful pictures on exhibition at the Century Club. 1914 June 15, J.A. Heberle, “Notes From Germany”, in Gleanings in Bee Culture, volume 42, number 12, page 462: I have been using a smoke-blower which is held in the mouth, leaving the hands free. 2015, Jim Greenlee, Jamie Remembers: Growing up in Eustis: He also had gloves and a head cover with a screen in it and a smoke-blower in his hand. 1937, Minicam - Volume 1, page 15: The pipe smoker was kept in low key, being in the background, while the smoke-blower, or other half, was given greater contrast. 1957, Forbes Parkhill, The Wildest of the West, page 188: For some years he retained Volney T. Hoggatt, an immense man built like a gorilla, as a bodyguard and smoke-blower. 1977, Peter Golenbock, Dynasty: The New York Yankees, 1949-1964, page 320: But he's a bullshitter and a smoke-blower, and he's lied to a lot of players and come up short. 2013, Ralph A. Rieves, ‎John Lefebvre, Investor Relations for the Emerging Company: Controlling what is communicated from your company will help keep pump-and-dumpers and smoke-blowers from getting material for playing the misinterpretation game.
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