Verb:

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blow a fuse's Usage Examples:

It may cause damage to the amplifier"s power supply or simply blow a fuse.

Discontinued 2006 United Kingdom Related brands List of Cadbury products Tagline Don"t blow a fuse eat one.

a timer, while having too many electrical appliances turned on will blow a fuse, plunging the level into darkness and resulting in Jake being pulled.

Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB), and too high a ground impedance to blow a fuse if a live-to-earth fault occurred.

with positive and negative wires, any wet conductive earth is likely to blow a fuse on the one hand, and short the detecting relay on the other hand, either.

witness the Vampire Teddy chewing on Christmas lights, threatening to blow a fuse.

fault with the screenwash bottle, which can freeze in cold weather and blow a fuse when used.

Nefarious" most charming quirks is his tendency to blow a fuse and stop mid-sentence, occasionally picking up soap opera radio waves.

double cut so that false feeds will connect positive to negative and blow a fuse, forcing the warning signal to red.

to 17 times larger than an electronic UPS, permitting one device to blow a fuse and fail while other devices still continue to be powered from the rotary.

number of reviewers reported a fault with the screenwash bottle, which can freeze in cold weather and blow a fuse when used.

song and switches on the Christmas tree, only for the lights to then blow a fuse.

about to blow a fuse).

Synonyms:

knockout, knife thrust, uppercut, swat, backhander, thwack, box, swing, stab, scrap, lash, smack, smacker, pound, biff, KO, slug, combat, wallop, hammer, boot, knockdown, kayo, kicking, shot, thrust, stinger, fighting, belt, hammering, punch, clout, whip, lick, kick, knock, pounding, whack, clip, whang, whiplash, slap, counterblow, thump, rap, smacking, stroke, poke, fight,

Antonyms:

inactivity, inactiveness, unlash, untie, stand still,