IPA: /ˈblæsti/
KK: /ˈblæsti/
A small, often ugly or troublesome creature, sometimes described as a dwarf or a wicked being.
The children were scared by the stories of the blastie that lived in the woods.
This word originates from Scottish English, meaning a small explosion or a sudden burst of energy. The term 'blastie' is a diminutive form of 'blast', which refers to a strong gust of wind or an explosion.
Think of a small 'explosion' or 'burst' of energy when you hear 'blastie', as it refers to something that is a little blast.