accelerate, assault, batter, blow to pieces, cannonade, enfilade, fission, nucleize, pop at, shoot, snipe at, take aim at
Definitionn. a large shawm
Last update: July 7, 2015
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More rarely their patience became exhausted, and ships were sent to bombard this nest of pirates. [verb]
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The soldiers bombarded the enemy camp. [verb]
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"I hear the ships are going to bombard," said Warner. [Please select]
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16 German warships bombard towns on east coast of England. [Please select]
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"And what of the towns _our_ ships have bombarded." [Please select]
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The Santiago fortifications were bombarded a number of times and some splendid shots were made. [Please select]
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In 1840 British ships-of-war appeared off the south-eastern coast of China and bombarded it. [Please select]
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Regiments fired rounds of musketry, and the cannons of forts bombarded the rebellious towns. [Please select]
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The British officer replied that if Walker surrendered himself and his men he would carry them as prisoners to the United States, and that if he did not, he would bombard the town. [Please select]
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"And after all I'm not sorry those vicious boys thought to bombard me the way they did, since it has given me the opportunity to get acquainted with such a fine lot of lads."' [Please select]
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