blown off

To make plans with an individual and cancel those plans (or not show up) because something more appealing came up.

Person A: "I'm not going to make dinner tonight because I heard of a sale at Tiffany's"

Person B: "Man, I just got blown off!"

by Marco Tesla February 11, 2007

blown off course

( verb: being) : in Nordic countries such as Scandinavia and Canada, to come late to work because of an ice or snow storm

Although snow and ice are a problem in Canada, being blown off course is not an excuse for coming late to work.

by Uncle Dimma May 19, 2016

blown off course

(Being, verb): coming late to work because of a snowstorm, icestorm, or sandstorm.

I was almost blown off course today cuz of the weather.

by Uncle Dimma January 5, 2015

Blown off course

To recieve oral in a secluded part of a golf course.

(Or mountain bike trail, ski slope, ship, etc)

- Dude, where's Mike? I haven't seen him since the 16th hole.
- Oh, he's being blown off course by that hot babe who works in the pro shop.

or

- Captain! I've been blown off course!
- Sweet! Did she swallow?

by pseudonymph2009 September 29, 2009

blown off course

(Being, verb): in Nordic countries such as Canada, coming late to work because of a snowstorm or icestorm.

I was almost blown off course today cuz of the weather; however, being blown off course is not an excuse.

by Uncle Dimma April 12, 2015

Blow Off Class

A class in which a student takes, knowning that they won't have to do any work and still pass with a good grade; basically an easy period that demands little work

Person A: "Dude, you have to take biology with me next year!"

Person B: "Nah, I'd rather take creative writing. It's a blow off class, and I need the free time."

by The Hyperactive One January 20, 2009

Blow off steam

To relax or reduce stress.

He went to the party to blow off steam after failing the exam.

by VacuumOfDeath December 13, 2008