nitro
/ˈnaɪtroʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a highly explosive or unstable chemical compound, especially a mixture of nitric acid and glycerin.
“The stunt driver used nitro to give his car a boost.”
2. noun
a propellant, especially in firearms or rockets, containing nitroglycerin or similar substances.
“The rocket’s nitro fuel was responsible for its high acceleration.”
3. noun
a type of explosive used in fireworks or other pyrotechnic devices.
“The fireworks display featured a burst of colorful nitro.”
4. adjective
relating to or containing nitric acid or nitroglycerin.
“The nitro-based propellant was highly unstable.”
5. adjective
extremely fast or powerful.
“The nitro-boosted car accelerated quickly.”