blow out

US /bloʊ aʊt/
UK /bloʊ aʊt/
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1.

to extinguish a flame, especially of a candle, by blowing

:
She leaned forward to blow out the candles on her birthday cake.
The strong wind caused the campfire to blow out.
2.

to burst or explode, especially a tire

:
The car had a tire blowout on the highway.
The old pipe might blow out under the pressure.
3.

to defeat someone decisively in a competition or game

:
Our team is going to blow out the competition in the finals.
They were blown out by 30 points in the last game.