Associations to the word «Blackout»
Noun
- Coverage
- Seizure
- Jericho
- Circus
- Voltage
- Willis
- Seymour
- Bills
- Transmission
- Thunderstorm
- Communication
- Cable
- Flashback
- Connie
- Failure
- Radar
- Cipher
- Protest
- Warden
- Nsa
- Internet
- Broadcast
- Hallucination
- Radius
- Electro
- Flare
- Edison
- Demo
- Hacker
- Robbie
- Kidnapping
- Ticket
- Drinking
- Bombing
- Avenger
- Tow
- Zach
- Lapse
- Lon
- Kendall
- Fabric
- Consciousness
- News
- Jeep
- Kingston
- Et
- Siren
- Keller
- Redskin
- Viewer
- Light
- Harlem
- Hurricane
- Blank
- Impairment
- Wretch
- Elevator
- Pact
- Crisis
- Ascent
- Blaze
- Tag
- Utility
- Bloc
- Load
- Ghost
- Affiliate
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BLACKOUT, noun. A temporary loss of consciousness.
BLACKOUT, noun. A temporary loss of memory.
BLACKOUT, noun. A large-scale power failure, and resulting loss of electricity to consumers.
BLACKOUT, noun. The mandatory blocking of all light emanating from buildings as imposed during World War II.
BLACKOUT CAKE, noun. A rich chocolate cake made with chocolate pudding.
BLACKOUT CAKES, noun. Plural of blackout cake
BLACKOUT LAMP, noun. A hand-held lamp that has sliding or rotating doors to adjust the amount of light emitted.
BLACKOUT LAMPS, noun. Plural of blackout lamp
Dictionary definition
BLACKOUT, noun. A suspension of radio or tv broadcasting.
BLACKOUT, noun. Darkness resulting from the extinction of lights (as in a city invisible to enemy aircraft).
BLACKOUT, noun. The failure of electric power for a general region.
BLACKOUT, noun. A momentary loss of consciousness.
BLACKOUT, noun. Partial or total loss of memory; "he has a total blackout for events of the evening".
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