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gelignite

[jel-ig-nahyt] / ˈdʒɛl ɪgˌnaɪt /
NOUN
dynamite
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"Graham, a compact parcel of Scouse gelignite, doesn't tend to play softies, so his simmering aggression felt all too credible."

From BBC • Apr. 1, 2019

Moreover, its prose is so plain that a roomful of safecrackers and their molls might well while away the hours before the gelignite goes up by browsing through the work.

From Time Magazine Archive

But not a single gun was fired; since the few ancient artillery pieces in Apia were unsafe, police simulated the salute by exploding 19 charges of gelignite buried in the sand.

From Time Magazine Archive

For some time, British police had feared that increasing thefts of gelignite from military storehouses forecast an epidemic of bank robberies.

From Time Magazine Archive

As far as he was aware there were no explosives on board, a consignment of gelignite, for use on the Rand, having been landed at Durban.

From The Wireless Officer by Westerman, Percy F. (Percy Francis)