Results for: weapons
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department responsible for weapons and supplies, military force responsible for dealing with ammunitions (purchase, storage, and distribution); artillery; weaponry, military weapons systemsordnance
designer of nuclear weapons, somebody who helps detonate nuclear weaponweaponeer
destroy with excess of weapons, greater destructive capacity than needed, nuclear capacity that is in excess of what would be needed to defeat an enemy; effort that exceeds a desired goal (especially a military operation involving needless killing); mo...overkill
destructive military power, effectiveness of a military force as measured by its weapons, power to achieve resultsfirepower
device for detecting buried metal, device for detecting metal in food, device for detecting weapons, device that detects the presence of metalmetal detector
disarm, take away weaponsunarm
empty-handed; ungloved; unarmed, without weapons or glovesbarehanded
equipment for projecting film, machine for displaying films or pictures onto large screens; launcher, device used to fire weapons; floodlight, spotlightprojector
equipped with weapons, equipped with weapons; prepared with equipment; covered protectively; having arms, having upper limbs, provided with necessary things, using weapons, with exploding mechanism activearmed
fatal disease, fatal disease characterized by infections of the skin lungs and digestive system that is caused by the poisonous bacteria bacillus anthracis (this bacteria is used in biological weapons), skin sore caused by anthraxanthrax
firearm power residue, reaction, system for reloading automatic weaponsblowback
force equipped for war, military weapons, process of arming, weapons; military powerarmament
forming a nucleus, of a cell nucleus, of an atom nucleus, of nuclear energy, of nuclear weapons, of or pertaining to a nucleus; utilizing the atomic nucleus; pertaining to atomic weapons; powered by atomic energynuclear
fortified concrete building with openings for firing weapons, small, easily defended building, wooden fortblockhouse
fortress wall with openings through which weapons can be firedcrenelation
 

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