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graphite bomb

graphite bomb noun: a weapon used to disable electrical grids by spreading carbon filaments over electric installations such as power lines.

Noun

graphite bomb (plural graphite bombs)

  1. A weapon used to disable electrical grids by spreading carbon filaments over electric installations such as power lines.

Synonyms of graphite bomb

Forms of graphite bomb

pluralgraphite bombs

Questions about graphite bomb

What does graphite bomb mean?
Graphite bomb means a weapon used to disable electrical grids by spreading carbon filaments over electric installations such as power lines.
What part of speech is graphite bomb?
Graphite bomb is a noun.
What is the plural of graphite bomb?
The plural of graphite bomb is graphite bombs.

Words near graphite bomb in the dictionary

  1. graphist
  2. graphists
  3. graphitate
  4. graphitates
  5. graphite
  6. graphite bomb
  7. graphite bombs
  8. graphite fluoride
  9. graphite fluorides
  10. graphited
  11. graphitelike

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