blowoff
/ˈbloʊɒf/Definitions
1. noun
an act or instance of blowing off steam or showing one’s feelings, especially in a sudden or uncontrolled way
“After a long week, he needed a blowoff to let out his frustrations.”
2. noun
a casual or informal gathering, especially one where people socialize and have fun
“The company threw a blowoff party to celebrate the end of the quarter.”
3. verb
to express or show one’s feelings, especially in a sudden or uncontrolled way
“She blew off her anger by yelling at the top of her lungs.”
4. verb
to leave or dismiss something, such as a responsibility or obligation
“He blew off his homework to go to the movies.”