Converse of object

• have: Had a huge blowout on the weekend, stag do in Marbella, taken the edge off the abs.

• prevent: All internal rib cross vents are stitched around to prevent blowouts.

• suffer: The Americans were unprepared for the very high pressures encountered in wells at relatively shallow depths and suffered some blowouts as a result.

• need: Beside, I'm not doing Edinburgh this year and needed a good blowout for the summer.

Adjective modifier

• last: But first he likes to say farewell to winter with one last blowout.

• beta: The quot national is a high beta point blowout.

• huge: Had a huge blowout on the weekend, stag do in Marbella, taken the edge off the abs.

• high: The human toll of road accidents caused by high speed blowouts is all too obvious.

Modifies a noun

• fracture: Finally discussion takes place on the best time to repair blowout fractures.

• meal: We had a walk and decided we should have a blowout meal, as we would arrive in camp the next morning.

• bifurcation: Synchronization ( riddled basins, blowout bifurcations, etc ).

Noun used with modifier

• tire: Toward the bottom a Brompton rider had a back tire blowout in spectacular fashion.

• point: The quot national is a high beta point blowout.

• tire: I have never had a tire blowout either, so I guess I worry about that less than I should.

• birthday: It was really helpful to talk to you before I launch this birthday blowout project.