blasted
adjective
[ ˈblɑːstɪd ]
• used to express annoyance.
• "make your own blasted coffee!"
Similar:
damned,
damn,
blessed,
flaming,
precious,
confounded,
pestilential,
rotten,
wretched,
flipping,
blinking,
blooming,
blimming,
bloody,
bleeding,
effing,
chuffing,
goddam,
plurry,
bally,
ruddy,
deuced,
cursed,
accursed,
damnable,
fucking,
frigging,
sodding,
fecking,
• withered or blighted; laid waste.
• "a blasted heath"
• drunk.
• "I got really blasted"
blast
verb
• blow up or break apart (something solid) with explosives.
• "the school was blasted by an explosion"
Similar:
blow up,
bomb,
blow (to pieces),
dynamite,
explode,
break up,
demolish,
raze to the ground,
destroy,
ruin,
shatter,
• be very loud; make a loud noise.
• "music was blasting from the speakers"
Similar:
honk,
sound loudly,
trumpet,
blare,
boom,
roar,
thunder,
bellow,
pump,
shriek,
screech,
• kick or strike (a ball) hard.
• "the striker blasted the free kick into the net"
• criticize fiercely.
• (of a wind or other natural force) wither, shrivel, or blight (a plant).
• "corn blasted before it be grown up"
Origin:
Old English blǣst, of Germanic origin; related to blaze3.
