bomber
Origin of bomber
1Other words from bomber
- su·per·bomb·er, noun
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How to use bomber in a sentence
But the bomber was surrounded by guided weapons, some seen for the first time in public.
How China Will Track—and Kill—America’s Newest Stealth Jets | Bill Sweetman | December 2, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe same went for the somewhat more modern JH-7 light bomber.
How China Will Track—and Kill—America’s Newest Stealth Jets | Bill Sweetman | December 2, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTFor Ankara to allow a suicide bomber through to launch a flagrant attack at this moment also would appear to be odd timing.
Without firing a shot, we can save Ukraine—and end bomber patrols off our shores.
(His designation by the FBI was the “UNABOM subject,” short for University and Airline bomber).
Abruptly a bomber fell out of formation, tried to right itself, failed.
The Lost Warship | Robert Moore WilliamsThe night bomber is very often a huge triplane, for the extra wing surface gives greater lifting power.
The Romance of Aircraft | Lawrence Yard SmithThey practiced for months at bomber takeoff from a field the same length as the deck of a carrier which had never been done.
The Biography of a Rabbit | Roy BensonThe Friedrichshafen bomber was not so large as the Gotha, but in many points of construction it resembled it.
The Romance of Aircraft | Lawrence Yard SmithThe bomber vapor trails would be straight and the fighter trails would be above them back and forth across the blue sky.
The Biography of a Rabbit | Roy Benson
British Dictionary definitions for bomber
/ (ˈbɒmə) /
a military aircraft designed to carry out bombing missions
a person who plants bombs
navy slang a Polaris submarine
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