Explode

What do we mean by explode?

To release mechanical, chemical, or nuclear energy by the sudden production of gases in a confined space. intransitive verb

To burst violently as a result of internal pressure. intransitive verb

To shatter with a loud noise. intransitive verb

To make an emotional outburst. intransitive verb

To increase suddenly, sharply, and without control. intransitive verb

To change state or appearance suddenly. intransitive verb

To hit a golf ball out of a sand trap with a shot that scatters the sand. intransitive verb

To cause to release energy or burst violently and noisily. intransitive verb

To show to be false or unreliable. intransitive verb

To hit (a golf ball) out of a sand trap with an explosive shot. intransitive verb

To decry or reject with noise; express disapprobation of with noise or marks of contempt; hiss or hoot off: as, to explode a play or an actor.

To destroy the repute or demonstrate the fallacy of; disprove or bring into discredit or contempt; do away with: as, an exploded custom; an exploded hypothesis.

To cause to burst suddenly and noisily into an expanded or gaseous state, or into fragments, as gunpowder or the like, a steam-boiler, etc. See II.

To drive out with sudden violence and noise.

In physiology, to cause to break out or burst forth; bring into sudden action or manifestation; develop rapidly and violently.

To burst with force and noise, as gunpowder or an elastic fluid, through suddenly developed chemical reaction, as from the application of fire or friction.

To be broken up suddenly with a loud report by an internal force; fly into pieces with violence and noise from any cause, as a boiler from excessive pressure of steam, a bombshell from the expansion of its charge by heat, or a wheel from too rapid revolution.

To burst noisily into sudden activity; break out with loud noise from some internal force, or into violent outcry or speech, as from emotion: as, a geyser which explodes at regular intervals; to explode with rage or with laughter.

In physiology, to break out or burst forth; become suddenly manifest in operation or effect.

To become suddenly expanded into a great volume of gas or vapor; to burst violently into flame. intransitive verb

To destroy with an explosion.

To destroy violently or abruptly.

To create an exploded view of.

To disprove or debunk.

To blast, to blow up, to burst, to detonate, to go off.

To make a violent or emotional outburst.

To increase suddenly.

(PHP) To break (a delimited string of text) into several smaller strings by removing the separators.

To decompress (data) that was previously imploded.

To open all doors and hatches on an automobile.

1. to blow up Urban Dictionary

To laugh in an abrupt or uncontrolable manner. Urban Dictionary

Exploding is what I do ALL THE TIME. It also means to burst, or pop. Explosions occur in many movies, explosions often break a serious scene into an action scene. Urban Dictionary

Typo for "explode", as seen in the classic NES game Bionic Commando. Urban Dictionary

To explode is to have a large force be pushed in an outward direction Urban Dictionary

Of a penis: to ejaculate. Urban Dictionary

When something blows the fuck up, usually in a totally ninja manner. Urban Dictionary

A Ford Explorer Urban Dictionary

That happens to the head of your dumb friend when he/she tries to speak a word with many syllables. Urban Dictionary

The act of exploding or raging so hard that you actually change the vocabulary of the word and make it an entirely new word Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to explode:
explode, explore.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word explode:
supernova, detonation, shrapnel, detonated, explosion, exploded, bomb, fuse, sink, explosive, destroying, grenade, flames, blast, destroy, killing, torpedo, debris, underwater, sank, sinking, smoke, thrown, impact, powder, escape, burn, shells, contact, target, ammunition, burning, armor, causing, weapon, firing, ship, damage, plane, shell, damaged, fired, submarine, kill, depth, rocket, alien, bombing, struck, moment, shock, hole, aboard, shoot, wounded, everyone, mines, oxygen, inside, enemy, seconds, enemies, planet, fire, destruction.

Words that rhyme with explode:
code, road, mode, node, load, download, goad, toad, ode, episode, abode, payload, bode, erode, railroad, diode, lode, moad, chode, implode, anode, workload, commode, encode, overload, coed, bestowed, shrowd, inroad, showed, rode, decode, crossroad, corrode, spode, forebode, unload, trode, nematode, cathode, strode, snowed, bowed, caseload, reload, sewed, owed, thode, plateaued, toed, bar code, a la mode, zip code, unbowed, borrowed, boatload, penal code, truckload, mowed, crowed, glode, lymph node, shode, stowed, troad, overrode, morse code, bestrode, microcode, towed, sowed, shoad, flowed, rowed, lowed, carload, winnowed, glowed, busload, source code, mustachioed, building code, methode, radioed, secret code, blowed, musical mode, asynchronous transfer mode, overflowed, brode, area code, slowed, legal code, on the road, tiptoed, rhode, knowed, arterial road, shipload, outmode.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective explode:
command, results.

Words that sound like explode:
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