What are the antonyms for BOMB?
- do well, phenomenon, protect, achieve, succeed, pin money, create, spending money, crackerjack, win, peanuts, pocket money, mite, jim-dandy, corker, dandy, petty cash, aid, build.
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Synonyms for BOMB
- collapse,
- carve up,
- blow down,
- sinking ship,
- went fast,
- sortie,
- sour,
- demolition,
- fungicide,
- cannonaded,
- cherry bomb,
- confetti,
- failings,
- be quick on your feet,
- stunting,
- early warning,
- arbalest,
- over turn,
- in formation,
- spoil,
- dirk,
- ballistic missile,
- get through,
- gunpowder,
- shotgun,
- pipe,
- unmake,
- repellent,
- Unbuild,
- cannonballs,
- bomb,
- Sallied,
- break down,
- munitions,
- turkey,
- fade,
- six-ton,
- torpedoed,
- aerials,
- nonfeasance,
- wash out,
- potato masher,
- ammo,
- casting down,
- jet propulsion,
- run-through,
- egg,
- boring,
- a-bomb,
- go like the wind,
- buckshot,
- mousetrap,
- flush it,
- dip out,
- trajectile,
- going all out,
- Cutlasses,
- blitzing,
- rocket,
- herbicide,
- missiles,
- Rampancy,
- take up,
- Molotov Cocktail,
- neutron bomb,
- grenade,
- choke,
- Broadsides,
- go out,
- blow it,
- make haste,
- lose no time,
- non-starter,
- total loss,
- two cents' worth,
- pineapples,
- barraged,
- arbalests,
- Non-performance,
- lemon,
- hand grenade,
- shoot down,
- up set,
- washes out,
- cutlass,
- atom bomb,
- foraying,
- delayed action,
- cluster bomb,
- tear up,
- blowgun,
- detonate,
- archery,
- soup,
- torn up,
- stiletto,
- qualify,
- cyanide,
- forward pass,
- dynamited,
- letter bomb,
- detonator,
- washing out,
- napalm,
- Non-feasance,
- sputter,
- race,
- flamethrower,
- evade,
- sally forth,
- geared up,
- fireball,
- pass pattern,
- mowed down,
- tore up,
- fell upon,
- nosedive,
- tipped over,
- propellant,
- speed,
- guided missile,
- slingshot,
- unbuilding,
- magnesium,
- throw down,
- bust,
- booby trap,
- strafing,
- Unsuccess,
- the bomb,
- flop,
- wipe out,
- hydrogen bomb,
- implosion,
- Weariful,
- boomerang,
- go for,
- missile,
- backfire,
- pound,
- go out of business,
- characterless,
- atomic bomb,
- howitzers,
- landmine,
- gather momentum,
- mows down,
- banderilla,
- lean against,
- raze,
- drear,
- time bomb,
- mail bomb,
- shelled,
- ddt,
- mowing down,
- founder,
- IED,
- bayonet,
- device,
- Torpedoes,
- dragger,
- get moving,
- fall behind,
- petrol bomb,
- banderillas,
- surface-to-air,
- flunk,
- scratching out,
- nuke,
- gallop,
- nitroglycerin,
- crossbows,
- flamethrowers,
- languish,
- pineapple,
- pass,
- unsuccessfulness,
- iron rations,
- underperform,
- hand grenade blockbuster,
- charge,
- soups,
- knocked over,
- torpedo,
- washout,
- plastic,
- outpace,
- sam,
- dirty bomb,
- coming apart,
- counterattack,
- pesticide,
- ticker,
- inadequacy,
- Scud missile,
- fallout,
- bazookas,
- Barrelling,
- scythe,
- strafed,
- propellants,
- open fire,
- ammunition,
- throwing down,
- open up throttle,
- lose,
- go all out,
- tearing up,
- implode,
- tnt,
- fire upon,
- cast down,
- barraging,
- fusion bomb,
- breached,
- step it,
- blast,
- swat,
- dart,
- target,
- over-runs,
- loser,
- strike out,
- bow and arrow,
- lean on,
- h-bomb,
- battleax,
- open throttle,
- incendiary,
- multiple warhead,
- go fast,
- Ballista,
- goes out,
- revolvers,
- cluster bomb unit or CBU,
- Cannonading,
- fire on,
- bomb out,
- Dynamiting,
- faux pas,
- switchblade,
- bombshell,
- get under way,
- catapulting,
- broadside,
- weedkiller,
- step on it,
- rain destruction,
- flare pass,
- sensation,
- stilettoes,
- fall short,
- cross-bow,
- pressing on,
- nowhere,
- come to nothing,
- forayed,
- crash,
- hasten,
- first strike,
- sword,
- letter,
- bombard,
- revolver,
- fall down,
- breaking down,
- sit,
- torpedoing,
- raid,
- march on,
- nonperformance,
- say so,
- prang,
- nuclear bomb,
- blowguns,
- parachute,
- fail,
- fall upon,
- rake,
- barrelled,
- AMMOS,
- insolvency,
- cruise missile,
- assegais,
- zero in,
- smart bomb,
- flummox,
- resit,
- howitzer,
- falling short,
- come down,
- surge,
- take,
- mine,
- nuclear warhead,
- Pirated,
- harpoon,
- fall flat,
- nonstarter,
- mulligans,
- teargas,
- strafe,
- time,
- zapper,
- disintegrate,
- declaration,
- unvaried,
- projectile,
- Breaching,
- self-destruct,
- washed out,
- fall,
- nonstarters,
- Careered,
- Pirating,
- atrophy,
- atlatl,
- stink bomb,
- fallout shelter,
- scratch out,
- be set,
- blow up,
- harpoons,
- mothball,
- tip over,
- bazooka,
- storm,
- score,
- harass,
- strafes,
- Stilettos,
- gunpowders,
- non-success,
- hunting knife,
- organophosphate,
- miss,
- blitzed,
- barong,
- nonsuccess,
- smart,
- descend on,
- unmaking,
- depth charge,
- backsword,
- Barreling,
- drumfire,
- crossbow,
- car bomb,
- salvo of bombs,
- explosive,
- crumble,
- thrive,
- Inroading,
- over-run,
- retake,
- blockaded,
- stealth,
- foraging,
- unmakes,
- unbuilt,
- failure,
- got moving,
- carpet bomb,
- ash can,
- citronella,
- scythes,
- rack of bombs,
- blitz,
- got a move on,
- Re-mark,
- dip,
- fungicidal,
- mow down,
- hydrogen bomb or H-bomb,
- press on,
- shell,
- fiasco,
- insecticide,
- flypaper,
- mulligan,
- elude,
- weapon,
- cannonball,
- cobalt bomb or C-bomb,
- attack,
- made haste,
- lag,
- nunchaku,
- firearm,
- napalm bomb,
- get a move on,
- shatter,
- spoilt,
- catapulted,
- chain detonation,
- fly,
- bomb calorimeter,
- blockading,
- Inroaded,
- shrapnel,
- Careering,
- Sallying,
- Shotguns,
- ho hum,
- shelling,
- germicide,
- come apart,
- smoke bomb,
- cut along,
- destroy,
- shrapnels,
- fired upon,
- smoke,
- napalms,
- chemicals,
- knock over,
- flyswatter,
- camphor,
- getting under way,
- totter,
- cannonade,
- gear up,
- glider,
- bombshells,
- assegai,
- leaning on,
- Rabidity,
- lead balloon,
- detonators,
- unravel,
- barreled,
- axe,
- high explosive,
- dud,
- DIRKS,
- well-worn.
Usage Examples for BOMB
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As I fell, I snatched an atomic bomb from my belt, and, as the horrid head drew back to strike again, I threw the bomb with all my strength. - "The Terror from the Depths" by Sewell Peaslee Wright
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Until yesterday the whole affair was a complete mystery, but Krahl has now confessed that the Countess conceived the plot, and that the hand that had thrown the glass bomb was that of her son, who had concealed himself in the bushes for that purpose." - "The Secrets of Potsdam" by William Le Queux
