Explosives
Torpedoes and explosives are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Torpedoes" instead a noun "Explosives".
Torpedoes
Explosives and torpedoes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Explosives" instead a noun "Torpedoes".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- devices and explosives
- devices and torpedoes
- balls and explosives
- balls and torpedoes
- charges and explosives
- charges and torpedoes
- mines and explosives
- mines and torpedoes
- rounds and explosives
- rounds and torpedoes
- shells and explosives
- shells and torpedoes
- bullets and explosives
- bullets and torpedoes
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The Japanese "suicide boats" (tiny speedboats loaded with explosives at the prow) and Kaiten manned torpedoes were used towards the end of WWII to little effect.
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The missiles in this game are equipped with mini-hyperdrives, and while they start out as conventional explosives (and not nukes), the warhead technology advances through various incrasingly powerful Antimatter and Phlebotinum torpedoes to culminate, finally, in the Black Hole Eruptor missile.
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