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blimp out
to overeat; to eat too much and gain weight. I blimp out almost every weekend. If I could stop blimping out, I could lose some weight.
See also: out

Have a blimp!

Sl. Have a good year! (A reference to the Goodyear blimp, which is famous for being at notable events.) Good-bye. Have a blimp! Have a blimp! See you next summer.
See also: have

a Colonel Blimp  (British old-fashioned)
an old man who has old-fashioned ideas and believes he is very important He's very much a Colonel Blimp with his comments about foreign influences dividing our society.


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A ban on commercial air traffic around the stadium also applies to blimps.
George Spyrou, president of Airship Management Services, the company leasing the blimp to the government, said the advantages of blimp surveillance far outweigh its limitations, noting that other governments have purchased blimps for use by the military.
During the birthday weekend of the program, MetLife blimps captured overhead shots of several National Football League games across the United States.
 
 
 
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