firebomb

the aluminum soap or salt of a mixture of fatty acids, used to thicken gasoline for use as an incendiary in flamethrowers and firebombs.

Strikers fought back, hurling firebombs at police, he said.

He'll grapple and gnaw at creatures just long enough to give you some time to retreat and wing some firebombs or send some mongrels in.

Soldiers were seen firing their guns into the air and into the crowds, while protesters burnt buses and threw firebombs in retaliation.

Video released by the Israeli military showed commandos attacked by angry activists with metal rods and firebombs during the raid.

Hundreds later broke off from the rally and began hurling rocks and firebombs at police, who retaliated with tear gas to disperse the crows.

A large but peaceful demonstration in central Athens turned violent when rioters threw rocks and firebombs at the police.

Mounted on top was a mechanical catapult capable of hurling 50-lb. exploding firebombs .

In recent years, three UCLA researchers who use non-human primates have been targeted with firebombs .

Allied warplanes dropped about two million tons of explosives on Germany, ranging from small firebombs to giant high-explosive bombs.

Smaller groups of protesters have engaged riot police directly, hurling stones and firebombs.

Rioters there lobbed firebombs at security personnel, who charged back with rubber bullets and tear gas.

Agence France-Presse reported that someone threw firebombs exploded toward the embassy.

Its protesters are determined not to use rocks or firebombs.

Firebombs : Sticky magical fire grenades.

just last month, three clerks died after their bank was hit with firebombs.