blam
/blæm/
verb
- To shoot or hit with a loud bang.
- He blammed the ball over the fence.
- The hero blammed the villain with a single shot.
- The fireworks blammed into the night sky.
noun
- A loud, sharp sound, like a gunshot or an explosion.
- A blam echoed through the canyon.
- The comic book showed 'BLAM!' in a big bubble.
- We heard a sudden blam from the construction site.
interjection
- Used to represent the sound of a gunshot, explosion, or sudden impact.
- The superhero comic went 'Blam! Blam!' as the villain fired.
- Blam! The balloon popped loudly.
- Blam! The door slammed shut behind him.