Blown-out

Adjective

1. Loss of luster or appeal.

2. A state of being worn, but not broken.
3. Distasteful in appearance, function, or capability

1. He came back from leave looking blown-out.
2. The vehicles they gave us was blown-out.
3. This vape is blown-out

by TooShaiy May 31, 2023

Blown out punan

Worn out vagina

She has been with a lot of guys, she's got a blown out punan

by Philyphil & Snyder February 24, 2015

full-blown

When a man or woman looks and acts so gay there is no doubt about their sexuality.

Kristen Stewart looks so gay she is 100% definitely a full-blown lesbian.

by mike miramar November 23, 2022

Blown-out

A loosening of all vaginal tightness due to the constant insertion of a variety of different sized body parts and/or objects.

Every guy Sam's ever slept with all agree she's blown-out.

by LeeryEttin350 August 15, 2022

blown out clarinet

An STD, named after anyone that was in a marching band. Symptoms include itchiness, red spots, anal leakage, breast tissue growth and listening to Neil Diamond on repeat for days at a time. Unfortunately no treatment at this time is available except for palliative care including cool baths in oatmeal, listening to Kenny G, and always double bagging it.

Girl 1: oh shit, green eyes and blonde hair, AND he knows fingering techniques?
Girl 2: Dont Lisa, last I heard, he was receiving treatment for a 'blown out clarinet'.

by HM Barber February 22, 2019

mind blown

sarcastic tone of voice when someone is saying something obvious

mum: books are made out of paper
child: MIND BLOWN!

by watermellon10 March 17, 2020

glass-blown

lame or sketchy, can refer to any noun

That restaurant was so glass-blown... the food sucked and they didn't even have real silverwear.

That girl is so obsessed with him that she offered to pay for his ticket. That is so glass-blown.

by Amanda October 12, 2003