a recovery in price or value after a decline, especially in the stock market

guided missile

the physical property of a material to return to its original shape after being stretched or compressed

nuclear warhead

to get hit by a bullet; to get shot

artillery shell

ammunition case

atomic bomb; A-bomb

hand grenade

trajectory of a projectile; ballistic curve

to budge; to move

to eject or force out from a mechanism or system

to play or strum a lute or other stringed instrument

the capacity of an object to rebound or spring back after hitting a surface

to play a musical instrument (especially a stringed instrument)

(Taiwan usage) a self-propelled guided weapon

rocket (artillery)

shrapnel; shell fragment

to impeach an official

ammunition clip; cartridge clip; magazine

A hand-held Y-shaped device with elastic bands used for shooting small projectiles such as stones or pellets.

the explosive part of a nuclear missile or its reentry vehicle

to play marbles

to bounce or rebound off a surface

to be automatically discharged from an aircraft or vehicle, typically using an ejection seat during an emergency

to drop or release bombs from an aircraft or weapon system

flashbang; stun grenade

hydrogen bomb

A bomb or device designed to cause fires, typically used in a military context.

a cartridge for a firearm that contains gunpowder but no projectile or bullet.

explosive grenade or projectile fired from a launcher

tear bomb or tear-gas grenade

to sing while playing a plucked string instrument

a small ball or pellet (such as a bullet or pill)

a very brief period of time; in a flash

carrying a loaded firearm; fully armed and ready for combat