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The act of "blowing a raspberry" is another such example.

A variation of this is also known as blowing a raspberry.

One of the pones blew a raspberry in his ear.

He often responds to uncomfortable truths by blowing a raspberry.

Kate blows a raspberry at the poster then follows him.

Blowing a raspberry can also be meant as a gesture of derision.

If none of the animals fit the correct answer, the contestants must blow a raspberry.

I resisted the temptation to stick out my tongue at him or blow a raspberry.

The procedure is always the same: he places his hand over his mouth and blows a raspberry.

He raised a hand to his mouth and blew a raspberry salute back toward the infirmary.

The imprisoned Killer blows a raspberry as the cartoon irises out.

Henry puffed his cheeks up and blew a raspberry, giving me a bored look.

Somebody pressed his transmission switch and blew a raspberry.

As a guy who was told where to get off and blew a raspberry in their faces publicly in a newspaper, that's different.

Orangutans are also known to blow a raspberry.

I asked, and blew a raspberry instead.

Roy says he'd like to blow a raspberry at its decision, but for the time being he'll abide by its ruling.

"Well then, you think a princess and a guy like me..." Luke blew a raspberry.

This was associated with the phrase 'blowing a raspberry'.

Clare blew a raspberry and stood up.

Stanley is injured by a can of fly spray, and exits the wish after some difficulty in blowing a raspberry.

When he is admitted, Phineas blows a raspberry at his former boss and leaves.

For example, a mother and infant might establish a simple play routine which involves each partner taking a turn to 'blow a raspberry'.

It blew a raspberry at me (exclamation )."

The dolphin surgeon blew a raspberry.