1680s, "instrument to carry a current of air or gas to a flame, jet, etc.;" 1825 as a type of weapon, "blow-gun;" from blow (v.1) + pipe (n.1).
blowhard
blow-hole
blow-job
blown
blow-out
blow-pipe
blow-torch
blowzy
BLT
blub
blubber
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