napalm

/ˈnæpælm, ˈneɪpælm/

Definitions

1. noun

a flammable liquid used as an incendiary agent, typically a mixture of naphthenic and palmitic acids, often used in bombs and grenades.

“The bombing of the village with napalm caused widespread destruction and loss of life.”

Synonyms

  • flammable
  • incendiary

Antonyms

  • cooling agent
  • non-flammable