Blow off
Blow off verb - To end a usually intimate relationship with.
Both terms in one sentence
- Lyle made it to the front cover of Wired Magazine and got a stereo (with speakers could blow off a woman's clothes).
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This is subverted with Klingon ships, as it's very easy to blow off the front of it and would be game-breakingly easy to defeat them.
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