1. plural of blowoff; instances of releasing pressure, steam, or gas through a valve or opening
Usage: technical; often used in engineering and industrial contexts
2. plural of blowoff; instances of dismissing, ignoring, or refusing to engage with someone or something
Usage: informal
3. plural of blowoff; events or competitions that are decisive or conclusive in determining a winner
Usage: informal; sports

Examples

• The pressure relief blowoffs prevented the system from overheating.
• She felt hurt by his repeated blowoffs whenever she tried to talk to him.
• The tournament featured several exciting blowoffs between rival teams.
• Steam blowoffs from the factory were visible from across the street.
• His casual blowoffs made her question whether he valued their friendship.
• The championship game was the ultimate blowoff to settle the debate.