bomb out (of something)

To fail spectacularly or to a great degree. Despite all the media hype, the major summer blockbuster really bombed out. He graduated at the top of his class, but his brother bombed out of college in just one semester.

See also: bomb, out

bombed out

Destroyed by explosives. Rebuilding hasn't begun in that neighborhood yet—it's still all bombed out from the siege.

bomb someone out

to cause people to flee by bombing their homes and towns. The planes bombed the villagers out. The attack bombed out everyone for miles around.

See also: bomb, out

bomb something out

to destroy a place by bombing. I hope they don't bomb the village out. The planes bombed out the factory.

See also: bomb, out

bomb out (of something)

Sl. to flunk out of or fail at something, especially school or a job. She was afraid she would bomb out of school. Her brother bombed out the year before.

See also: bomb, out

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

bomb out

1. To cause something to be damaged completely due to bombing. Used chiefly in the passive: The town was bombed out during the war.

2. To be compelled or forced to leave some place due to bombardment: My grandparents' family was bombed out of their house twice during the war. The only way to get the guerillas to leave the area is to bomb them out.

3. To be compelled or forced to leave some place because of miserable failure: Because he didn't study enough, he bombed out of college.

See also: bomb, out

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.

bomb (out)

in. [for a computer or computer program] to fail. The whole thing bombed out at just the wrong time.

See also: bomb, out

bomb out

verb

See bomb out of something

See also: bomb, out

bomb out (of something)

in. to flunk out of or fail at something, especially school or a job. She was afraid she would bomb out of school.

bombed (out)

mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. (Possibly from embalmed.) How can I drive when I’m bombed out?

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