What is "blitzed"

Usage examples of "blitzed".

Dockland is on fire and many homes in the East End have been blitzed to the ground.

A wave of heat engulfed me once more as the fire bloomed out from the broad staircase to the foyer and lobby area, gusts of air sucked in from the blitzed entrance exciting the flames.

I checked and it was working properly so I tried to follow procedure and call it in, but my radio had blitzed out.

The blitzed windows in the bedroom were neatly pasted up with cardboard, and the whole place was cleaner than one might have expected.

What was worse, in a way, was the fact that blowing it off no longer created in her the same sense of guilt and despair she had felt back in October when she first overslept a class after playing shepherd for a blitzed Beverly half the night.

When he was blitzed, he sometimes went up on the stage at the Wet and Wild and joined the band in a few numbers.

She sat more loosely, watching the peeling back of the city-the blitzed Victorian high streets giving way to red Edwardian villas, the villas giving way to neat little houses like so many bowler-hatted clerks, the little houses becoming bungalows and prefabs.