WordNet
n. the use of harmful bacteria as a weapon [syn: germ warfare]
Usage examples of "bacteriological warfare".
There is, I have deduced from recently acquired information, a bacteriological warfare research center located in the desert somewhere near Las Vegas.
After that he put aside his notes and research for the editorial he'd planned for this August issue, and instead he wrote an impassioned plea that each reader make himself personally responsible for doing something about the menace of bacteriological warfare.
The Pentagon didn't want any more headlines about bacteriological warfare agents and our soldiers' possible exposure during Desert Storm.
Those in the realms of spirit are very concerned about the possibility of unbridled nuclear and bacteriological warfare, and they are trying to prevent this possibility, but they know that inevitably there will be such a war.
Arent those the spiny little bastards that use bacteriological warfare?
Aren't those the spiny little bastards that use bacteriological warfare?
A consumer watchdog group blames the new disease on genetic experimentation, and a spokesman for the Preservation of Democracy, on Soviet bacteriological warfare.