bomber
/ˈbɒmər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who operates an aircraft designed to drop bombs, especially a World War II pilot.
“The bomber was praised for his bravery during the war.”
2. noun
A sports team that is likely to lose.
“The team was considered a bomber in the league and had a low chance of winning the championship.”
3. noun
A car or other vehicle designed to be driven at high speed and cause damage, especially in a violent collision.
“The police were looking for a bomber who had crashed into several parked cars.”
4. verb
To drop bombs from an aircraft, or to cause damage with a vehicle.
“The pilot was trained to bomber enemy targets during the war.”
5. verb
To cause something to fail or collapse, especially by using a vehicle to ram into it.
“The protesters decided to bomber the barricade to break through to the other side.”