to blow off

eg, There is no freedom to blow off steam or to do something just a little crazy!

After fighting with his wife, he went out for a walk to blow off steam.

The wind tried to blow off the man's cloak .

As for the original Mayan prediction, I have my suspicions that it's bogus, but I'm reluctant to blow off the whole idea.

It's a lot harder to blow off a run if you know someone else is counting on you.

But it also has a more subtle side, allowing people to blow off steam over a subject but closing the conversation once tempers have cooled.

She's going to blow off John because she's not interested in him.

There are shower facilities as well, and the smoking room provides a place to blow off some smoke.

What they did gave him an opportunity to blow off steam.

To 36 million tourists per year, Las Vegas is a place to blow off steam and get away from the pressures of daily life.

Pig valve broken rear foot with a knife, and then every 1 cm bone Hengkan to blow off even the skin.

Thanks. Isn't this something women do just to blow off losers?

They set the shop on fire to blow off their repressed emotion.

After the crush of exams, students will be looking to blow off some steam.

I was on my way to Mickey's Billiards to blow off some steam playing pool and pinball.

Something the staff does to blow off steam.

He just needed to blow off steam.

Guys need to blow off steam.

you may be fed up with something or somebody so you ' ll try to blow off steam then fly off the handle finally go up in the air

It started out as just something to do, an occasional way to blow off steam after a long day of observation.

A lot of people go to bars to blow off pressure from work.