bomber
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| —n | |
| 1. | a military aircraft designed to carry out bombing missions |
| 2. | a person who plants bombs |
| 3. | slang navy a Polaris submarine |
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Bomber
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Example sentences
The bomber boards his or her plane and the accomplices continue on their way.
And the job of bomber comes with established cash bonuses and health benefits for the surviving family.
Incidentally, it also would be the rhetoric of a bomber.
Once the bomber admirals are dead, the clamor for a new bomber will die out, too.
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