tnt
/tiː ɛn tiː/
noun
- A powerful explosive chemical used in bombs, mining, and demolition.
- Old war movies often show soldiers carrying sticks of TNT.
- The safe was blown open with a small amount of TNT.
- The construction crew used TNT to blast through the rock.
- Something very exciting, powerful, or likely to cause a strong reaction.
- That news story was pure TNT for the political debate.
- The team's new player is TNT on the basketball court.
- Her performance on stage was absolute TNT — the crowd went wild.