blow off
by mrgloop on Apr 04, 2008 17:07:28
Blow off is a British slang term usually used by children to mean "fart". This term was prevalent up until recently but its use seems to be declining and the
bawdy American version which means to ignore, or
snub, is taking over.
This is one of the reasons Americans are laughed at in Britain as it causes some humour in British households.
Example:
My
older sister was on the phone to her boyfriend last night and I heard her
blow off just as she was pretending to kiss him.
Hey these days you dont talk to nobody, you know what they call you down at
Morgans Bar? huh? they call you Mr
Blow off, yeah ! hey how about that.
blow off
by somegirly on May 02, 2005 04:04:16
a very lame term for a break up.
a completely irritating phrase thatimmature losers use when they believe they have found a girl they like, and they girl thinks that they might possibly be cool, but later realize the guy is an
obsessive retard and no longer wants to get to know the guy. the guy in the situation then gets very upset and angry and uses the phrase repeatedly following the rightful disinterest of the girl, and often times pissing her off. *note: used in various
tenses:
blown off, blew off, blow off
Example:
1. "you totally
blew me off the other night."
2. "i am a loser that always gets
blown off every time, so dont blow me off too because i cant take it... if you do i shall never date again because i am an obsessive freak"
3. "after she dumped me she totally blew me off and never wanted to hang out like we used to"
girls possible reaction:
"stop saying that you loser! its not my fault
i dont like you, go away creep!"