1. the act of dismissing or ignoring someone or something
Usage: informal
2. the release of steam, gas, or pressure from a system
Usage: technical

1. to dismiss or ignore someone or something
Usage: informal
2. to release steam, gas, or pressure
Usage: technical

Examples

• She gave him the blowoff when he asked her to the dance.
• The safety valve provides a blowoff for excess pressure.
• Don’t blowoff your responsibilities just because it’s Friday.
• The steam engine needs to blowoff pressure regularly.
• His casual blowoff of her concerns upset her greatly.
• The system will automatically blowoff when pressure gets too high.
• I can’t believe you’re going to blowoff our meeting again.