blowout
//ˈbloʊˌaʊt//
Noun
blowoutSingular
blowoutsPlural
1
A sudden bursting or rupture of a tire, typically while a vehicle is in motion.
We had a blowout on the highway and had to pull over.
2
An uncontrolled eruption of oil or gas from a well during drilling.
The drilling crew evacuated immediately after the blowout occurred.
3
A decisive or one-sided victory in a competition or contest.
The championship game turned into a blowout, with the home team winning 10-1.
4
A lavish party or social gathering.
They threw a blowout to celebrate their anniversary.