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dynamite

noun as in explosive

Strongest match

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The artwork depicts Kahlo sleeping in a bed that appears to float through the sky, beneath a skeleton with its legs wrapped in sticks of dynamite.

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Overwhelming firepower dislodged them in June, but the militants blew the bridge connecting the two settlements as they withdrew -- using so much dynamite that there was barely a scrap left to scavenge.

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Gunshots, dynamite, fire: none of it seems to leave a lasting mark.

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Much of that resolve was forged thanks to a childhood game that Easley called dynamite pigskin.

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As Bert walks up, a monkey in a tree lowers a stick of dynamite on a string.

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