WordNet
n. (military) bomb consisting of an explosive projectile filled with a toxic gas that is released when the bomb explodes
Usage examples of "gas shell".
Even then the situation might have been manageable-a tear-gas shell might have been able to confuse the jokers enough to send them running back to the relative safety of the park.
We get the visible light, then a few weeks later the gas shell around the star ruptures and we get the gamma pulse.
I wouldn't dare dive into the radiating gas shell around a pulsar, but this beast seems to have a long rotation period and no gas envelope at all.
Though one red gas shell had fallen on that tiny moon of Mars, during the Medusa’.
A nuke was a germ was a gas shell, and the reply to a germ or a gas shell was a nuke, because America had those, and didn't have the others.
The verdict finally hinged on whether or not the jury could believe Wilson's testimony that he fired into the Silver Dollar -- at the ceiling -- in order to ricochet a tear gas shell into the rear of the bar and force the armed stranger inside to come out the front door.
The new British gun, which Jack had acquired from a black-market arms dealer in Miami, had a two-inch bore and fired a high-velocity, steel-jacketed tear-gas shell that could penetrate most wooden doors or punch through a boarded window.
Before its final collapse, this star would have converted any nearby planet into a gas shell.