bomber
/ˈbɑmər/
noun
- A military aircraft designed to drop bombs.
- During the war, bombers were essential for strategic attacks.
- The museum displayed a restored World War II bomber.
- The bomber flew low over the target before releasing its payload.
- A person who uses or sets off bombs, especially as part of an attack.
- A suicide bomber struck the crowded market.
- The police arrested the bomber before he could detonate the device.
- The bomber left a backpack filled with explosives near the station.
- A type of jacket, typically short and made of leather or nylon, originally worn by pilots.
- She bought a vintage bomber from a thrift store.
- He wore a brown leather bomber jacket over his T-shirt.
- The bomber style became popular in the 1950s.