What does blow out mean?
Blow out means A sudden puncturing of a pneumatic tyre/tire..
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/ˈbloʊaʊt/ · noun
A sudden puncturing of a pneumatic tyre/tire..
Feathers were deeply ruffled when it became known that the BHC had been in town and taken me out for a meal without hosting a big blowout for all the local Brits. I didn't frequent the hotel bar, and by then, accepted few invitations to parties ...
Chloe's lips formed a thin line, and she guided her sister a few feet away from Aubrey and Erik, her hooker heels sinking into the shells a little as they went. "C'mon, Jane. Erik's cousin is a Barnie and is hosting a blowout tonight. The party is in Salem"
[…] but really swank blowouts are reported to serve even more exotic dishes. Bear paws, for instance; duck feet, unborn mice, and in Canton, puppy dogs.
Regarding the sacred nature of communal blowouts […]
The dining room at Alain Ducasse's flagship Paris restaurant gleams with 10,000 crystals, confirming that this is the flashiest place in town for a blowout meal.
Eating a big blowout meal that probably includes every one of the foods you should be avoiding will trigger more food cravings […]
The game between the two teams was nothing but a blowout.
In World Cup soccer, Mexico defeated Cameroon one to nothing. Or as it's known in soccer, a blowout.
Use blow out when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Blow out means A sudden puncturing of a pneumatic tyre/tire..
Common synonyms include poonami, tearout, taper fade, blowout sale.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Feathers were deeply ruffled when it became known that the BHC had been in town and taken me out for a meal without hosting a big blowout for all the local Brits. I didn't frequent the hotel bar, and by then, accepted few invitations to parties ...
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