Definitions

1. noun

A sudden, violent gust of wind; a sudden, violent increase in a quantity or rate.

“The storm caused a major blowout, knocking over trees and power lines.”

2. noun

A complete failure or collapse of something, especially a business or financial system.

“The company had a blowout when it went bankrupt after just a year of operation.”

3. noun

A sudden, violent eruption of a geyser or similar natural phenomenon.

“The blowout at Yellowstone National Park was a spectacular sight to behold.”

4. noun

A spectacular or impressive display, especially of something that is typically not seen.

“The fireworks display was a real blowout, with colorful lights and sounds filling the sky.”

5. verb

To break through or collapse suddenly, often with great force or violence.

“The dam blew out, causing a massive flood downstream.”

6. verb

To spend or waste money extravagantly.

“He blew out a small fortune on a wild shopping spree.”