dynamiteurn.
/ˌdiːnamɪˈtəː/ = dynamiter n.
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society > armed hostility > warrior > armed man > one who lays or operates mines or bombs > [noun]
mine master1598
petarder1611
petardier1632
miner1692
springer1860
explosionist1868
dynamitard1882
dynamitist1882
dynamiter1883
dynamiteur1883
bomb-thrower1891
bomber1915
car bomber1919
letter bomber1947
firebomber1957
plastiqueur1961
society > authority > lack of subjection > rebelliousness > militancy > terrorism > [noun] > terrorist > using explosives
explosionist1868
dynamitard1882
dynamitist1882
dynamiter1883
dynamiteur1883
firebomber1957
plastiqueur1961
petrol bomber1971
1883 Spectator 14 Apr. 472/2 The Dynamiteurs—we had better adopt the French word at once—may yet secure..fanatics as agents.
1886 J. D. Champlin Chron. Coach i. 6 The tall column..which the dynamiteurs had threatened with their bombs only a few nights before.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1897; most recently modified version published online September 2018).
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- stubble boy
- stubble ground
- stubble it!
- stubble land
- stubble plain
- stubble roof
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- stubble way
- stubble your whids!
- stubble-beard
- stubble-bearded
- stubble-burner
- stubble-burning
- stubble-butter
- stubble-clover
- stubble-covered
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- stubble-field
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