Grenade
/ˈɡrɛ.neɪd/
Definitions
- (n.) A small explosive weapon designed to be thrown by hand or launched.
The soldier carefully prepared the grenade before throwing it.
- (n.) A device designed to explode and disperse fragments, used in military combat.
The grenade exploded, scattering shrapnel in all directions.
Forms
- grenades
Related terms
Commentary
In legal texts, 'grenade' is typically defined with reference to its arms category, emphasizing its explosive and projectile nature.
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