Wipeout ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Wipeout ( noun )

1. A complete destruction or elimination of something.
2. A severe failure or defeat.
3. A surfing maneuver in which a surfer falls off the board while attempting a difficult maneuver.

Origin:

Derived from the verb "to wipe out" which means to completely destroy or eliminate something.

Examples:

1. The war resulted in a wipeout of the enemy forces.
2. The company's new product was a wipeout.
3. The team suffered a wipeout in the championship game.
4. He attempted a wipeout maneuver but fell off the board.
5. The wipeout of the dinosaurs was caused by a meteor impact.

(As a verb)

Wipeout ( verb )

1. A complete destruction or elimination of something.
2. A severe failure or defeat.
3. A surfing maneuver in which a surfer falls off the board while attempting a difficult maneuver.

Origin:

Derived from the verb "to wipe out" which means to completely destroy or eliminate something.

Examples:

1. The war resulted in a wipeout of the enemy forces.
2. The company's new product was a wipeout.
3. The team suffered a wipeout in the championship game.
4. He attempted a wipeout maneuver but fell off the board.
5. The wipeout of the dinosaurs was caused by a meteor impact.