blowup (Adjective) — Designed to be filled with air or gas.
blowup (Noun) — A violent release of energy caused by a chemical or nuclear reaction.
blowup (Noun) — An unrestrained expression of emotion.
blowup (Noun) — A photographic print that has been enlarged.
blowup (Verb) — Cause to burst with a violent release of energy. ex. "We blew up the nuclear bomb"
blowup (Verb) — (photography) make appear larger; make a larger copy. ex. "blow up an image"
blowup (Verb) — Get very angry and fly into a rage. ex. "The professor blew up when the student didn't know the answer to a very elementary question"
blowup (Verb) — Make appear better or greater (in power, wealth, quality, etc.) than reality.
blowup (Verb) — Burst and release energy as through a violent chemical or physical reaction. ex. "the bomb blew up at noon"
blowup (Verb) — Exaggerate or make bigger.
blowup (Verb) — Fill with gas or air. ex. "blow up a balloon"
blowup (Verb) — To swell or cause to enlarge. ex. "Her faced blew up from the drugs"