Blow out

Pronunciation: /ˈbloʊˌaʊt/

Blow out (verb)

  1. To put out a flame by blowing air on it.
  2. To make something filled with air become empty or break by releasing the air quickly.
  3. To stop something from continuing, often because of a sudden change or problem.

Examples

  • She blew out the candle before leaving.
  • The wind blew out the fire in seconds.