1 an occasion when a tyre suddenly bursts on a motor vehicle while it is moving:
to have a blow-out
2 [usuallysing.] (informal) a large meal at which people eat too much:
We had a real blow-out for her birthday.
3 (AmE, informal) a large party or social occasion
4 (AmE, informal) an easy victory
5 a sudden escape of oil or gas from an OILWELL
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