blasting
English
verb form
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English blastynge affix from English blast (immature cell).
Origin
English
blast
Gloss
immature cell
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airblast English
- antiblast English
- backblast English
- beblast English
- blast English
- blastable English
- blaster English
- blasthole English
- blastment English
- blastoff English
- blastor English
- blastpipe English
- blastproof English
- blastwave English
- blastworthy English
- blasty English
- brachyblast English
- counterblast English
- fan-blast English
- fingerblast English
- fireblast English
- microblasting English
- nematoblast English
- playblast English
- reblast English
- rubber ball blast grenade English
- sandblast English
- thunderblast English
- whirlblast English
- windblast English
- blastare Italian
- blast Middle English
- blastynge Middle English
- blast
- blasty
- blaster
- reblast
- blastor
- beblast
- blastoff
- airblast
- fan-blast
- blasthole
- blastpipe
- antiblast
- fireblast
- blastment
- backblast
- blastwave
- windblast
- blastable
- playblast
- sandblast
- blastproof
- whirlblast
- fingerblast
- brachyblast
- nematoblast
- blastworthy
- thunderblast
- counterblast
- microblasting
- rubber ball blast grenade