hexogen
octogen
cyclotol
cyclonite
superexplosive
fuel-air bomb
aerosol bomb
vacuum bomb
volume-detonation bomb
thermobaric bomb
RDX
rocket-propelled grenade
fulminant
bang
improvised explosive device
Baratol
IED
I.E.D.
pyrobolic
hexanitrobenzene
dynamitic
cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine
potentite
volatile
explosive compound
explodey
heracline
explodingly
crack
explosive
fulminating
securite
doodlebug
H-bomb
fulminous
explosible
explosive mixture
dunnite
explosively
bomb
solid-propellant motor
melinite
plastic bomb
high explosive
carpet bomb
solid-fuel rocket
chemical rocket
solid propellant rocket
squib
Torpex
lyddite
missile
truck bomb
fusee
powder keg
remote-control bomb
detonating fuse
Neptune powder
device
mail bomb
liquid rocket
chem
spring
shellburst
backfire
gamma bomb
nitromannitol
nitromannite
superblast
Nobelit
rocket propellent
tetrytol
package bomb
rocket propellant
Shimose powder
hexanitromannitol
parcel bomb
triggering sequence
whizz-bangery
rackarock
rocket fuel
letter bomb
rocket launcher
hydrazoic acid
bucket of sunshine
aerochemical
detonator
misfire
nuke
atomic weapon
afterburner
shaft
dud
tonite
nuclear bomb
explosimeter

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