Detonate

What do we mean by detonate?

To explode or cause to explode. intransitive & transitive verb

To cause to explode; specifically, to cause to explode with great suddenness and with a loud report.

To explode with great suddenness and with a loud noise: as, niter detonates with sulphur.

To explode with a sudden report. intransitive verb

To cause to explode; to cause to burn or inflame with a sudden report. transitive verb

To explode; to blow up. Specifically, to combust supersonically via shock compression. verb

To cause an explosion. verb

Cause to burst with a violent release of energy verb

Burst and release energy as through a violent chemical or physical reaction verb

To explode; to blow up. Specifically, to combust supersonically via shock compression.

To cause to explode.

After chugging a can of beer (this does not work with a bottle) one smashes it against his head or that in the surrounding vicinity, aka detonating it, until it is crushed. Then, said detonator throws it wherever he pleases and the act of detonating it is completed. Usually leads to someone getting laid and or married. Urban Dictionary

1. Verb.- to cause an explosion. 2. Keyword in a game played between two friends and an "out-of-the-loop" third party where detonate is used to inform the other friend the hit the "out-of-the-loop" friend in the pectoral region. For info on counter attacks, see Blowback. Urban Dictionary

To pass gas. To break wind. To fart. Urban Dictionary

Taking a beer can, shaking it up and exploding it by the forceful slamming of said can against one's forehead. The real art of this game involves careful placement of beer can on forehead, force of impact, and splatter distance. Masters of this game value winning not only at detonating the can, but how far each half of the split can travels, number of attempts needed to detonate, but also making sure audience members enjoy the sport. Urban Dictionary

A simple conjuring which can be fired at varying strength. Envelopes the target in emerald flames. Urban Dictionary

A drinking game that doesn't require much drinking. Participants slam a shaken-up beer, sideways, into their forehead with a goal of detonating. This, of course, occurs after a crazy pump-up yell of "DETONATOR!". If a detonation is not achieved, the beer is passed, spraying or not, to the next person, who then attempts to detonate. One who detonates is fucking HARDCORE. Urban Dictionary

Verb: to be drunk; to win or lose in sports Urban Dictionary

A hilarious euphemism for any kind of nut shot imaginable...with a Star Wars twist! Urban Dictionary

When you take any alcoholic carbonated beverage and shake it to build pressure, smash it off your forehead and continue to drink it shotgun style Urban Dictionary

An emotional detonator is a word or multiple words, image or multiple images, video, idea, or perception that causes an explosive and often irrational, emotionally based reaction that renders logic and sound judgment abilities immediately inert. Urban Dictionary

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Words that rhyme with detonate:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe detonate:
first, fusible.

Consonant match to detonate:
detain it.

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