firebomb

/ˈfaɪərˌbɑm/
noun
  1. A bomb designed to start a fire when it explodes.
    • Police found an unexploded firebomb in the parking lot.
    • During the riot, several firebombs were used to set cars on fire.
    • The attackers threw a firebomb through the window of the abandoned building.
Synonyms
verb
  1. To attack or destroy something with a firebomb.
    • No one was hurt when vandals attempted to firebomb the empty warehouse.
    • In the movie, the villain tries to firebomb the city's main power plant.
    • The rebels threatened to firebomb the government office if their demands were not met.
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