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Rocket carrying a warhead
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missile
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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a missile site ▪ There were photos of a missile site under construction. a missile/rocket/mortar attack ▪ There were 15 dead and 20 wounded in a missile attack on the capital. ballistic missile cruise missile fire bullets/missiles/rockets ...
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 An object intended to be launched into the air at a target. 2 (context military English) A self-propelled projectile whose trajectory can be adjusted after having been launched.
Wikipedia
Word definitions in Wikipedia
is a fictional character and a major character of the Nintendo DS video game Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective . He was based on designer Shu Takumi's real dog.
Usage examples of missile.
No missile this, but a capsule containing a full ton of allotropic iron, which would be of more use to the Nevian defenders than millions of men.
Earlier, NSA had succeeded in intercepting a weak beacon transponder signal transmitted from a small spiral antenna on the tail of the Soviet SA-2 surface-to-air missile.
Americans had anticipated that the Iraqis would turn to their arsenal of surface-to-surface missiles.
In addition to tankers and medical and repair ships, HQ is assigning two complete service squadrons of fast freighters for the specific purpose of assuring us an adequate supply of the new missile pods.
Thoth missiles depended on a direct line of sight communication, and employed an autocorrelation system that was nearly impossible to jam, even with brute force.
He screamed as a heavy ballista bolt shot from the armada and the steel-tipped missile pierced the roof of the Armory.
Goals Terrorism Conventional Military Forces The Conventional Threat The Long Fall The Lingering Threat Signs of Life Weapons of Mass Destruction Ballistic Missiles Chemical Warfare Biological Warfare Nuclear Weapons Why Are Weapons of Mass Destruction So Important to Saddam?
Iraq of its extant WMD and ballistic missile arsenal as well as its capability to produce new such weapons.
They were also convinced that the Iraqis had retained the know-how and probably much of the equipment they needed to rebuild their WMD and ballistic missile arsenals and to get back to work building nuclear weapons.
Finally, with European assistance, Iraq had achieved an important technological breakthrough, modifying its old Russian-made Scud ballistic missiles to more than double their normal range of three hundred kilometers, albeit with less accuracy and a lighter warhead.
In particular, the Arabs praised him for his creation of a powerful arsenal of ballistic missiles and WMD, which they hoped would allow Baghdad to champion Arab causes against Israel.
Iraq had held on to a secret stash of chemical and biological munitions along with more than forty modified Scud ballistic missiles.
Iraq has retained ballistic missiles, as well as chemical and biological warfare munitions.
In another shortsighted mistake, UNSC Resolution 687 allowed Iraq to retain ballistic missiles with ranges under 150 kilometers and to continue to perform research and development on such missiles.
As should have been anticipated, Iraq has used this loophole to maintain an active ballistic missile development program.