About The Word Bombshell
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Bombshell
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What's The Definition Of Bombshell?
[n] an explosive bomb or artillery shell
[n] a shocking surprise; "news of the attack came like a bombshell" [n] an entertainer who has a sensational effect; "she was a blonde bombshell" Synonyms | Synonyms for Bombshell: thunderbolt | thunderclap Related Terms | Find terms related to Bombshell: aerial bomb | antipersonnel bomb | astonishment | blockbuster | blow | bomb | carcass | catch | concussion grenade | depth bomb | depth charge | earthshaker | eye-opener | fire bomb | gas grenade | grenade | hand grenade | incendiary bomb | incendiary grenade | infernal machine | joker | kicker | peripeteia | petard | revelation | shock | shocker | staggerer | startler | surprisal | surprise | surprise ending | surprise package | surprise party | switch | tear-gas grenade | thunderbolt | thunderclap | time bomb | wall grenade See Also | bomb | entertainer | surprise Bombshell In Webster's Dictionary \Bomb"shell`\, n.
A bomb. See {Bomb}, n.
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