or blue, verb (common).—1.  To inform; to PEACH (q.v.); to expose; to betray: see BLOW UPON.

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  2.  (common).—To spend; to waste; generally of money: when a man has spent or lost all his money, he is said to have BLEWED IT.

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  1884.  Daily Telegraph, May 28, 5, 1. Which paid him £1,700 compensation, when he took to horses, and BLEWED the blooming lot in eighteen months.

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  1889.  The Sporting Times, 29 June. Isabel and Maudie knew the Turf and all its arts—They had often BLEWED a dollar on a wrong ’un—

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