v. Obs.; also pa. pple. [f. BE- 2 + BLAST v.] trans. To blast completely, wither up.
1558. Phaër, Æneid, II. Eiv b. Me the father of Gods … Beblasted with his lightning wynd.
c. 1575. Gascoigne, Fruites Warre (1831), 211. Are both thine eyes beblast?
1595. Hunnis, Joseph, 17. Beblasted with the Easterne wind.
