单词	blow-in card
释义	blow-in card noun : a card printed typically with a subscription offer or advertisement that is inserted loosely by a machine using air pressure between the pages of a magazine What demon dreamed up "blow-in cards"—those subscription cards that drop out of a magazine as you pick it up to read? Reportedly a machine, at some stage in the mailing process, riffles each magazine's pages and blows in anywhere from one to six of these cards. The method a cheaper than stapling the card in, and presumably the dropping-out process forces the card on your attention. Alan L. Otten, Wall Street Journal, 21 Nov. 1974 Inside the magazine there were lots of blow-in cards offering subscription deals, but he didn't want to have to fill out a coupon and mail it in and wait six weeks for his subscription to kick in. Harvey Mackay, Albany (New York) Times Union, 13 Apr. 1997 Word History First Known Use 1974, in the meaning defined above
随便看	the way it/life goes the way life goes the way of the world the way someone sees it the way things are going the way/ways of the world the ways of the world the weak the weald the wealthy the weather the Web the weed the Welsh the wet the whip hand the White House the white pages the whole bit the whole caboodle the whole enchilada the whole kit and caboodle the whole nine yards the whole shebang the whole shooting match

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