IPA: /ˈbloʊlæmp/
KK: /ˈbloʊˌlæmp/
A tool that produces a hot flame by burning fuel with air, often used for tasks like soldering or heating.
The plumber used a blowlamp to solder the pipes together.
Blowlamp is formed from "blow" (from Old English "blāwan", meaning to blow) and "lamp" (from Old English "lamp", meaning a source of light). The word describes a device that produces a flame by blowing air into it, typically used for heating or welding.
Think of 'blowing' air to create a flame from a 'lamp' — that's how a blowlamp works.
No commonly confused words.