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nukeenUK
nuke N0189800 (no͞ok, nyo͞ok) Slang n.1. A nuclear device or weapon.2. A nuclear-powered electric generating plant.tr.v. nuked, nuk·ing, nukes 1. To attack with nuclear weapons.2. To heat in a microwave oven: "I obtained this soup by nuking one cup of water and mixing that with ... bouillon" (Judy Markey).
[Shortening and alteration of nuclear.]nuke (njuːk) vb (tr) to attack or destroy with nuclear weaponsn1. a nuclear bomb2. a military strike with nuclear weapons3. nuclear power4. chiefly US a nuclear power plantnuke (nuk, nyuk)
n., v. nuked, nuk•ing. Slang. n. 1. a nuclear or thermonuclear weapon. 2. a nuclear power plant or nuclear reactor. v.t. 3. to attack with nuclear weapons. 4. to microwave. [1945–50; by shortening and resp.] nuke
Past participle: nuked
Gerund: nuking
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| I nuke | | you nuke | | he/she/it nukes | | we nuke | | you nuke | | they nuke |
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| I nuked | | you nuked | | he/she/it nuked | | we nuked | | you nuked | | they nuked |
| Present Continuous |
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| I am nuking | | you are nuking | | he/she/it is nuking | | we are nuking | | you are nuking | | they are nuking |
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| I have nuked | | you have nuked | | he/she/it has nuked | | we have nuked | | you have nuked | | they have nuked |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was nuking | | you were nuking | | he/she/it was nuking | | we were nuking | | you were nuking | | they were nuking |
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| I had nuked | | you had nuked | | he/she/it had nuked | | we had nuked | | you had nuked | | they had nuked |
| Future |
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| I will nuke | | you will nuke | | he/she/it will nuke | | we will nuke | | you will nuke | | they will nuke |
| Future Perfect |
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| I will have nuked | | you will have nuked | | he/she/it will have nuked | | we will have nuked | | you will have nuked | | they will have nuked |
| Future Continuous |
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| I will be nuking | | you will be nuking | | he/she/it will be nuking | | we will be nuking | | you will be nuking | | they will be nuking |
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| I have been nuking | | you have been nuking | | he/she/it has been nuking | | we have been nuking | | you have been nuking | | they have been nuking |
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| I will have been nuking | | you will have been nuking | | he/she/it will have been nuking | | we will have been nuking | | you will have been nuking | | they will have been nuking |
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| I had been nuking | | you had been nuking | | he/she/it had been nuking | | we had been nuking | | you had been nuking | | they had been nuking |
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| I would nuke | | you would nuke | | he/she/it would nuke | | we would nuke | | you would nuke | | they would nuke |
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| I would have nuked | | you would have nuked | | he/she/it would have nuked | | we would have nuked | | you would have nuked | | they would have nuked |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  nuke - the warhead of a missile designed to deliver an atom bombatomic warhead, nuclear warhead, thermonuclear warheadatomic weapon, nuclear weapon - a weapon of mass destruction whose explosive power derives from a nuclear reactionpayload, warhead, load - the front part of a guided missile or rocket or torpedo that carries the nuclear or explosive charge or the chemical or biological agents | | Verb | 1. |  nuke - strike at with firepower or bombs; "zap the enemy"atomise, atomize, zapbomb, bombard - throw bombs at or attack with bombs; "The Americans bombed Dresden" | | 2. |  nuke - bomb with atomic weapons atom-bombbomb, bombard - throw bombs at or attack with bombs; "The Americans bombed Dresden" | | 3. | nuke - cook or heat in a microwave oven; "You can microwave the leftovers"micro-cook, microwave, zapcookery, cooking, preparation - the act of preparing something (as food) by the application of heat; "cooking can be a great art"; "people are needed who have experience in cookery"; "he left the preparation of meals to his wife"cook - transform and make suitable for consumption by heating; "These potatoes have to cook for 20 minutes" |
TranslationsnukeenUK
no nukesA position of opposition to or protest against nuclear weapons or nuclear energy. This part of the country has been loudly and proudly proclaiming "No Nukes" since the rise of nuclear power in the 1960s. The president has signified that she will only sign the treaty if the other country commits to no nukes in the future.See also: no, nukenuke1. noun, slang A nuclear warhead. Both countries have been stockpiling nukes for decades.2. verb, slang To heat something in a microwave. A: "Do you want me to save you some?" B: "No, I'll just order take out or nuke something from the freezer." The food has been sitting out for a while, so you may need to nuke it for a minute or two.3. verb, slang To tan one's skin in a tanning bed. I've started nuking myself once a week for 10 minutes just to add some color.No nukes! (ˈno ˈnuks and ˈno ˈnjuks) exclam. a cry against nuclear energy, weapons, submarines, etc. No nukes! Make my electricity the old-fashioned way. See also: nonuke1. n. a nuclear weapon. Are there nukes aboard that ship? 2. tv. to destroy someone or something. (As with a nuclear weapon.) Your cat ran through my garden and totally nuked my flowers! 3. tv. to microwave something. I have to nuke my dinner and then I will be right over. Nuke it! tv. Throw it away! You don’t need this thing. Nuke it! See also: nukenuke oneself (n(j)uk...) tv. to tan oneself at a tanning salon. I nuke myself once a week in the spring so I will be ready for the summer bikini season. See also: nukenukeenUK
nuke/n[y]ook/ 1. To intentionally delete the entire contents of agiven directory or storage volume. "On Unix, "rm -r /usr"will nuke everything in the usr file system." Never used foraccidental deletion. Opposite: blow away.
2. Synonym for dike, applied to smaller things such asfiles, features, or code sections. Often used to express afinal verdict. "What do you want me to do with that 80-megwallpaper file?" "Nuke it."
3. Used of processes as well as files; nuke is a frequentverbal alias for "kill -9" on Unix.
4. On IBM PCs, a bug that results in fandango on core cantrash the operating system, including the FAT (the in-corecopy of the disk block chaining information). This canutterly scramble attached disks, which are then said to havebeen "nuked". This term is also used of analogous lossages onMacintoshes and other micros without memory protection.nukeenUK
Military noun A nuclear weapon
Vox populi verb (1) To render an area of region lifeless—e.g., by incineration, exposure to chemicals, and various forms of irradiation—e.g., IR or UV light
(2) To heat food or tissues with a microwavenuke Vox populi A popular term for 1. Any activity intended to render a population/location devoid of life–eg, by incineration, exposure to chemicals, and various forms of irradiation–eg, IR or UV light.2. Heating food or tissues with a microwave.NukeenUK
NukeInformal; to delete the contents of a database or other set of information on a computer. Nuking is common when information is no longer relevant or may be used when information is sensitive or restricted.NUKE
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nukeenUK
Synonyms for nukenoun the warhead of a missile designed to deliver an atom bombSynonyms- atomic warhead
- nuclear warhead
- thermonuclear warhead
Related Words- atomic weapon
- nuclear weapon
- payload
- warhead
- load
verb strike at with firepower or bombsSynonymsRelated Wordsverb bomb with atomic weaponsSynonymsRelated Wordsverb cook or heat in a microwave ovenSynonymsRelated Words- cookery
- cooking
- preparation
- cook
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