Synonyms for blow out
blow out

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1. blow out, burn out, blowverb

   melt, break, or become otherwise unusable

   "The lightbulbs blew out"; "The fuse blew"

   Synonyms:
   swash, gasconade, botch, bungle, muck up, mishandle, bumble, botch up, brag, blow, tout, screw up, suck, waste, fumble, flub, fellate, ball up, bollocks up, burn out, quench, shove off, extinguish, snuff out, louse up, squander, float, gas, bluster, vaunt, spoil, muff, shoot a line, mess up, foul up, fluff, drift, bobble, go down on, be adrift, shove along, bollix up, bollix, boast, bodge, bollocks

2. snuff out, blow out, extinguish, quenchverb

   put out, as of fires, flames, or lights

   "Too big to be extinguished at once, the forest fires at best could be contained"; "quench the flames"; "snuff out the candles"

   Synonyms:
   quell, stub out, eliminate, press out, squelch, wipe out, allay, decimate, get rid of, burn out, carry off, assuage, crush out, annihilate, extinguish, snuff out, slake, blow, quench, do away with, eradicate

3. blow outverb

   erupt in an uncontrolled manner

   "The oil well blew out"

   Synonyms:
   blow, quench, burn out, snuff out, extinguish

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1. blow out

   Synonyms:
   extinguish

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1. blow out

   Synonyms:
   extinguish

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1. Elimelech Goldberg:

   The more people this can spread to, the more chance we have to build a global platform that allows us to reach out to the children all over the world to breath in the light and blow out the darkness,”

2. Doug Hoffman:

   Tickets were free, but there could only have been 4,000 to 5,000 fans in the dome, we kept changing seats just to get different perspectives because the game was a blow out. There was no reason to go see another game.

3. Matt Wilson:

   Everything on the ground floor is gone, our house had windows blow out at 3 a.m. or 4 a.m.( Wednesday) and the whole house was shaking like a boat on the water.

4. Sandy Fielden:

   There's a fair amount of juggling that pipeline companies can do with crude oil, and they haven't been running up against those limitations for the past several months because of the wildfires, if production expands, though, we'll see congestion in the system. Heavy crude will get discounted further against WTI and price spreads will then blow out.

5. Thomas Hayes:

   You are just seeing blow out earnings from the banks and all the data pointing to a very strong reopening, so it’s a day for (the so-called) ‘reopening trade’ with strong financials.