blowout

Horse-race polls that once showed a tough battle between the two now project an Obama blowout.

"Hang it all, there's a blowout," growled Reed, bringing the car to a stop.

So it became an understood arrangement that Pete was to be allowed, and expected to have, a 'blowout' every spring and fall.

But then if Gene should paint that blowout, the critics would say 'there never was such a landscape in Kansas.'

The weather had been ideal, and not a single puncture or blowout had come to cause them trouble.

He had obeyed with such enthusiasm that the blowout had occurred at the intersection of Fifth avenue and Forty-second street.