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blowout

noun as in explosion; something exploded

noun as in wild party

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Atlanta was embarrassed in a blowout loss and should respond with a focused effort at home.

In a blowout loss to Indiana last week, Illinois was without most of its starting secondary.

The past five matches have not been close; this has been the era of the home blowout.

From BBC

But a 30-23 setback against Nevada Las Vegas that was followed by a 35-10 blowout against New Mexico showcased a series of worrisome trends.

That’s how much USC has scored in its two games this season, including its blowout victory over Missouri State the week before.

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