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claymore

[kley-mawr, -mohr] / ˈkleɪˌmɔr, -ˌmoʊr /


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Mr. Hansen’s airplane was carrying a load of claymore mines and hand grenades.

From Washington Times

The claymore and the other directionally focused fragmentary charge are particularly interesting considering that the LNA doesn't do IEDs that much...

From Los Angeles Times

Its Highland Warriors showcased an array of fire skills featuring fire fans, huge flaming claymores and fire staffs, set to the drumming of the Harbinger Drummers.

From BBC

Other soldiers set claymore mines on small stands.

From New York Times

He flaunted his Scottish roots, donning kilt and tartan when occasion allowed and threatening to smite with a claymore anyone who dared smoke on his premises.

From Seattle Times