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blew

verb as in make sound, usually with instrument

verb as in leave suddenly

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verb as in ruin chance

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verb as in use up money

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In a text exchange found on Mr Robinson's phone from the following day, he appears to tell a friend "we flipped the car and blew them up".

From BBC

In any event, the LP was not a hit right out of the box — it didn’t start selling until “Lovin’ You” blew up as a single months after the album’s release.

And he defended Cantlay's decision not to wear a cap in Rome, telling BBC Sport: "We blew this way out of proportion. We got him a hat that fits, he wore it, no big deal."

From BBC

Last week, when the remnants of Tropical Storm Mario blew north, most of the Los Angeles area ended up getting only about a tenth of an inch of rain Thursday.

Clayton Kershaw blew a kiss to his family, pounded a fist in his glove, then made the familiar trot from the Dodgers’ dugout to the Chavez Ravine mound.

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