bombardman (Meaning)

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bombardman (n.)

One who carried liquor or beer in a can or bombard.

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The bombardman stood ready at the artillery battery, awaiting orders to fire.
With precision timing, the bombardman unleashed a barrage of shells onto the enemy positions.
The bombardman skillfully adjusted the trajectory of the projectiles to hit their intended targets.
Each bombardman underwent rigorous training to ensure accuracy and efficiency in their duties.
The enemy's defenses crumbled under the relentless assault led by the skilled bombardman.
In the chaos of battle, the bombardman remained calm, focused solely on delivering devastating blows to the enemy.
The success of the mission relied heavily on the coordination between the infantry and the bombardman.
As dusk fell, the bombardman continued to rain down fire, preventing any chance of the enemy regrouping.
The enemy forces feared the wrath of the bombardman, knowing that their positions could be obliterated at any moment.
Behind the front lines, the bombardman tirelessly worked to keep the enemy pinned down, allowing for strategic advances by friendly troops.

One who carried liquor or beer in a can or bombard.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The bombardman stood ready at the artillery battery, awaiting orders to fire.

With precision timing, the bombardman unleashed a barrage of shells onto the enemy positions.

The bombardman skillfully adjusted the trajectory of the projectiles to hit their intended targets.

Each bombardman underwent rigorous training to ensure accuracy and efficiency in their duties.