blowout
Noun
Meaning
an easy victory
a gay festivity
a sudden malfunction of a part or apparatus
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the right front tire had a blowout
as a result of the blowout we lost all the lights
A last-second loss to Seton Hall coupled with the blowout loss at Creighton probably will knock Butler out of the Top 25. Creighton beat back-to-back ranked teams in Marquette and Butler and should move up.
A number of battleground states still have many mail-in and early votes outstanding and most of the red states where polling was close enough to tease the chances of a Democratic blowout unsurprisingly tipped Republican in the end.
Arch-rival Pittsburgh ended the Browns' season the following week, however, with a 29–9 blowout in the AFC divisional game.
Eight players, led by Shaa and Daniels, caught passes from Willis and backup Chris Ferguson in the blowout victory.