grenade /gri-nādˈ/

1. A small bomb thrown by hand or shot from a rifle
2. A glass projectile containing chemicals for putting out fires, testing drains, dispensing poison gas or tear gas, etc

grenadier /gren-ə-dērˈ/ noun

1. Orig a soldier trained in the use of grenades
2. Then, a member of the first company of every battalion of foot soldiers
3. Now used as the title (Grenadier Guards) of part of the Guards Division of infantry
4. Any of various African weaver birds with red and black plumage
5. A deep-sea fish of the Macrouridae family

Mills bomb /milz bom/ or grenade /gri-nādˈ/

A type of grenade, invented by the English engineer Sir William Mills (1856–1932), used by the British forces in both World Wars

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