washout

The evening's show was a washout in the true sense of the word.

He is looking for something, anything, to keep this season from being a complete washout.

If that site was a washout, he would have a long walk back, with nothing much to show for it.

"Most people cannot believe that someone with three university degrees could be such a washout in the real world."

"The first six weeks were such a washout, I wanted to surprise myself with a trip."

Maybe the hit hadn't been a total washout after all.

Now I'm not trying to tell you your scheme s a washout.

If this vintage is a washout, there's always next year!

The blue system was pretty much of a washout, nothing but a blur, as I had expected.

Usually a washout was gone in an hour or two after being dumped.

It is a rigorous course; last year the washout rate was 57 percent.

The line was removed in 1979 after a washout four years prior.

The weekend was a bit of a mess but not a total washout.

We chose 6 years for the washout period as a compromise.

But now, I admitted, the entire thing was a complete and total washout.

A bridge has been constructed across the washout area, and is now in service.

Only three temples, and already I was a pilgrim washout.

Just so your day won't be a total washout, I'll take this one.

Washout had his powers enhanced, though at a heavy cost.

"What exactly did they expect other than a complete washout?

Mark drove around a washout, the first bad hole they'd seen in this road.

Without the right gear, our trip had turned into a washout, and we headed home.

And just because Rivers is spending another year by the beach does not mean he will be a washout.

To tell you the truth, I think their experiment was a washout."

I'd begun to wonder if it was going to happen, because I'm such a washout in the marriage department.