blowouts

Meanings

• noun

  An explosive or sudden release of pressure or air, often from a tire or gas container.

  - "The car hit a pothole and had a blowout."
  - "During the race, several competitors experienced blowouts."

• noun

  A large, destructive wind event, particularly in coastal areas.

  - "Hurricane season brings the risk of blowouts along the coast."
  - "The town was devastated by the blowout."

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Rhymes

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bLOW , glow , show , throw

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Variants

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blowout , blowouts

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Etymology

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From the Old English word 'blawan,' meaning 'to blow.'

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1. Blowouts can occur in any type of tire, but they are most common in high-speed or underinflated tires.

2. The loud noise of a tire blowout can be heard up to a quarter mile away.

3. The term 'blowout' can also refer to a sudden and explosive release of oil or gas, as in the case of an oil rig blowout.

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1. Tire blowout: A sudden and complete loss of air pressure in a tire, often due to damage or underinflation.

2. Hurricane blowout: A powerful wind event that can cause extensive damage to buildings and infrastructure.

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Culture

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Blowouts are often associated with vehicle tires and the dangers of driving on damaged or underinflated tires. They can also refer to destructive wind events, such as hurricanes or tornadoes.

How to Memorize "blowouts"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a tire bursting and the air rushing out.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word with the sound of a tire blowing out.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'Blow Out Tires Carefully' to remember the definition.

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