Thunderbolt

What do we mean by thunderbolt?

A discharge of lightning accompanied by thunder. noun

A flash of lightning conceived as a bolt or dart hurled from the heavens. noun

A startling, forceful action. noun

To strike with or as with lightning.

A flash of lightning with the accompanying crash of thunder: so called because regarded as due to the hurling of a bolt or shaft at the object struck by the lightning. See def. 2. noun

The imaginary bolt or shaft (often regarded as a stone) conceived as the material agent or substance of a flash of lightning, and the cause of the accompanying crash of thunder: an attribute of Zeus or Jupiter as the god of thunder (Jupiter Tonans); specifically, in heraldry, a bearing representing a thunderbolt more or less like that of Jupiter. noun

A stone or other hard concretion of distinctive shape, usually tapering or spear-like, found in the ground, and supposed in popular superstition to have been the material substance of a thunderbolt (in sense 2), and to have fallen from heaven with the lightning. noun

Figuratively, one who is daring or irresistible; one who acts with fury or with sudden and resistless force. noun

A dreadful threat, denunciation, censure, or the like, proceeding from some high authority; a fulmination. noun

Plural The white campion (Lychnis vespertina), the corn-poppy (Papaver Rhœas), or the bladder-campion (Silene Cucubalus)—the last so named from the slight report made by exploding the inflated calyx. noun

A shaft of lightning; a brilliant stream of electricity passing from one part of the heavens to another, or from the clouds to the earth. noun

Something resembling lightning in suddenness and effectiveness. noun

Vehement threatening or censure; especially, ecclesiastical denunciation; fulmination. noun

A belemnite, or thunderstone. noun

A long-horned beetle (Arhopalus fulminans) whose larva bores in the trunk of oak and chestnut trees. It is brownish and bluish-black, with W-shaped whitish or silvery markings on the elytra. noun

A flash of lightning accompanied by a crash of thunder. noun

An event that is terrible, horrific or unexpected. noun

A very powerful shot. noun

A belemnite, or thunderstone. noun

A shocking surprise noun

A flash of lightning accompanied by a crash of thunder.

An event that is terrible, horrific or unexpected.

Vehement threatening or censure; especially, ecclesiastical denunciation; fulmination.

A very powerful shot.

A belemnite, or thunderstone.

A charge in the form of two joined bundles with four rays of lightning emerging from them, resembling the thunderbolt of Jupiter.

A daring or irresistible hero.

Words that are spelled similarly to thunderbolt:
thunderbolt, thunderball, thunderbox, thunderbolts.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word thunderbolt:
warthog, bushranger, iis, entebbe, mustang, indra, harrier, coaster, zeus, usb, fighter, hulk, trident, clint, lightning, intel, roller, hercules, connector, usaf, ross, squadron, falcon, superhero, tactical, airfield, aircraft, charlton, flew, compatible, thunder, planes, escort, arrow, mini, devices, apple, raf, combat, missions, commemorate, deployed, johnny, jet, interface, bomber, cannon, eagle, weapon, bow, marvel, displays, activated, wing, air, heroes, kid, display, pilot, disbanded, optical, raid, struck, flying, equipped, pro, sword, unit, operational, rocket, port, broadcasting, hardware, external, mission, missile, operation, plane.

Words that rhyme with thunderbolt:
default, salt, vault, fault, assault, halt, exalt, malt, alt, cobalt, asphalt, basalt, somersault, hault, galt, sault, gault, san andreas fault, table salt, renault, walt, sexual assault, old salt, perrault, ault, thrust fault, pole vault, at fault, kalt, rock salt, to a fault, burial vault, find fault, nault, geological fault, common salt, barrel vault, bank vault, double salt, bile salt, inclined fault, celery salt, garlic salt, sour salt, normal fault, rochelle salt, judgement by default, amphibious assault, groined vault, onion salt, ribbed vault, gravity fault, faribault, judgment by default, seasoned salt, brault, anawalt, kuralt, greenawalt, pinault, stirewalt, covault, creditanstalt, dault, ehrenhalt, galipault, hanawalt, kreditanstalt, mault, pennwalt, pinsoneault, rachelvolt, treuhandanstalt.

Adjectives that are often used to describe thunderbolt:
sudden, winged, mighty, second, terrible, fiery, divine, last, flaming, real, very, double, dreadful, hot, unexpected, black, veritable, golden, edged, awful, deadly, swift, final, fearful, single, brightest, red, jovian, avenging, destructive, heavenly, german, verbal, dreaded, celestial, powerful, perfect, sharp, terrific, heavy, irresistible, tremendous, fatal, huge, harmless, conventional, uplifted, stylized, faced, upraised, triple, fierce, academic, forked, silent, decisive, proverbial, leaping, famous, pronged, feathered, imperial, iroquois, ecclesiastical, johannine, devastating, violent, papal, lurid, dissolving, russian, occasional, blazing, quick, immortal, fresh, incarnate, angry, spent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective thunderbolt:
wielder, stones, bearer, stela, bearers, holder.

Words that sound like thunderbolt:
thunderbolt, thunderbolts, thunderbird, thunder bay, thunder bird, vanderbilt, thundercat, thunderhead, centre bit, center bit.