Synonyms for H-bomb
ˈeɪtʃˌbɒmh-bomb

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1. H-bombnoun

   Synonyms:
   superbomb

2. H-bombnoun

   hydrogen bomb

   Synonyms:
   superbomb

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1. hydrogen bomb, H-bomb, fusion bomb, thermonuclear bombnoun

   a nuclear weapon that releases atomic energy by union of light (hydrogen) nuclei at high temperatures to form helium

   Synonyms:
   fusion bomb, thermonuclear bomb, hydrogen bomb

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1. • Bomb
   • Nuclear Weapon

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1. Bob Corker:

   We knew they were making a bomb, we just want to know how far they got.

2. Brian Hurley:

   It is a bomb cyclone, the second we've had, this is like a slow-moving snowstorm inside a hurricane.

3. Kirk Yeager:

   Al Qaeda terrorist Richard Reid said. Fox News saw evidence photos from the scene, including the blast site where one of the backpacks was left. You can see some of the carnage left over, the blood, the remains of people's personal items that have been lost as they're fleeing in panic. Al Qaeda terrorist Richard Reid are seeing what a bomb site looks like, which is pure chaos. That created another challenge for first responders, as Kirk Yeager explained. When people are fleeing for their life, they're leaving behind purses, backpacks and other items -- and the bomb tech coming on scene knows one bomb has gone off, and there's always a chance there's a secondary device out there.

4. Yang Uk:

   Given the scale, it is hard to believe this is a real hydrogen bomb.

5. Abdiasis Abu Musab:

   First we targeted (the hotel) with a suicide car bomb and then armed mujahideen (guerrilla fighters) stormed the hotel. We are still fighting inside the hotel, there are many dead bodies inside the hotel, including a dead white man. We control the hotel now.