Blowouts are when the inside of the piercing, the fistula, is pushed outside, and forms a "lip".
"Well, I see it as a metaphor for, or an extreme example of isolation and someone who is pushed outside of civilized society.
I continued to sweat and shiver as if I'd been pushed outside on a winter's day wearing nothing but a pair of shorts.
After I'd been pushed outside by management, no doubt spooked by my camera, I chatted more with the protesters – who, for obvious reasons, wanted to remain anonymous.
And then she was pushed outside and half dragged, half carried towards a truck that was parked on the side of the track a few yards from the hut.
Sheila Ray, whose United flight from Maui to Colorado via San Francisco was delayed, said she and other passengers were pushed outside the terminal "like cattle".
But if, for whatever reason, a cell did overheat and combust, the steel casing would contain the smoke and fire, the venting tube would open, and the smoke would be pushed outside the plane instead of venting inside the cabin.
Research led by Ove Hoegh-Guldberg of the University of Queensland shows that corals will be pushed outside their temperature-acidity envelope in the next 20 to 30 years, absent effective international action on emissions.
The Department for Work and Pensions is also failing to monitor thousands of people whose benefits are being cut or withheld while many are being pushed outside the benefits system, said the National Audit Office.
That thankless task is left to the likes of Jim Wilson of the PUP, who claims that loyalists feel they have been "pushed outside the process" and attributes the recent attacks to a pervading sense of community isolation.
"We respect the law and the Bulgarian police but it's not acceptable for 3,500 fans to be pushed outside the stadium because of the misconduct of two or three," said CSKA's national fan club chairman, Dimitar Angelov.
