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To blaze away

    0.01 sec.
to discharge a firearm, or to continue firing; - said esp. of a number of persons, as a line of soldiers. Also used (fig.) of speech or action.

See also: Blaze



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The depth of Somerset's batting gives the top three or four the freedom to blaze away - in their penultimate group game they recovered from 23-4 to chase down a target of 175 against Gloucestershire with an over to spare.
A LOOMING CORPORATE TAX BRAWL On May 4, President Barack Obama hauled out the heavy artillery to blaze away at the U.
These lights are going to blaze away until the end of her reign," the environmentalists said testily.
 
 
 
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