blaster
/ˈbleɪstər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or device that discharges a stream of high-velocity particles, especially a powerful gun used in space exploration or in science fiction.
“The astronaut fired the blaster to propel himself towards the moon.”
2. noun
A powerful gun or other device used for blasting or breaking something, especially rocks or other hard substances.
“The geologist used a blaster to break up the rocks in the quarry.”
3. verb
To fire a blaster or other gun at something.
“The astronaut blasted his way out of the asteroid field.”
4. verb
To break or shatter something with a sudden, powerful force.
“The explosion blasted the wall to pieces.”