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flamethrower

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flame·throw·er  (flmthrr)
n.
A weapon that projects ignited incendiary fuel, such as napalm, in a steady stream.
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Noun1.flamethrowerflamethrower - a weapon that squirts ignited fuel for several yards
weapon, weapon system, arm - any instrument or instrumentality used in fighting or hunting; "he was licensed to carry a weapon"
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But given the fact Brazoban isn't expected to be game ready until at least mid-April, and that the Dodgers' bullpen appears set even at this early stage of spring training, it is hard to imagine the right-hander and one-time flamethrower still occupies a prominent place on the organizational radar.
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The Russian military attacked the school with flamethrowers, grenades, and machine guns.
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The Democrats' development of policy to adapt to changing realities over the course of time is much less interesting than the flamethrower conservatives' hijacking of the Republican Party.
The party faithful by Caldarola, Gerri / Washington Monthly
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