What does blown-off mean?
Blown-off means Having been blown off; removed by the wind..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Having been blown off; removed by the wind..
The palm trees were bent over almost touching the ground, and the streets were now awash with stalled cars and blown-off rooftops.
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Blown-off means Having been blown off; removed by the wind..
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The palm trees were bent over almost touching the ground, and the streets were now awash with stalled cars and blown-off rooftops.
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