Synonyms for Fireball
ˈfaɪərˌbɔlfire·ball

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1. bolide, fireballnoun

   an especially luminous meteor (sometimes exploding)

   Synonyms:
   ball of fire, fireball, bolide, powerhouse, human dynamo

2. powerhouse, human dynamo, ball of fire, fireballnoun

   a highly energetic and indefatigable person

   Synonyms:
   whizz-kid, human dynamo, go-getter, whiz-kid, fireball, power plant, ball of fire, bolide, powerhouse, power station

3. fireballnoun

   a ball of fire (such as the sun or a ball-shaped discharge of lightning)

   Synonyms:
   ball of fire, bolide, powerhouse, human dynamo

4. fireballnoun

   the luminous center of a nuclear explosion

   Synonyms:
   ball of fire, bolide, powerhouse, human dynamo

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   • Meteor
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1. Kelvin Davis:

   It's an easy shot. You can drink a lot of them. With Fireball, you don't need a chaser, it's the one thing I can throw out there and it never fails.

2. Western University:

   This fireball likely dropped a small number of meteorites in the Bancroft area, specifically near the small town of Cardiff. We suspect meteorites made it to the ground because the fireball ended very low in the atmosphere just to the west of Bancroft and slowed down significantly. This is a good indicator that material survived.

3. Donald Stratton:

   We got hit with the big bomb and that exploded like a million pounds of ammunition. The fireball went about 60, 70 feet in the air. we proceeded to go hand over hand across the line about 70 feet.

4. Michael Logue:

   I stand up on overwatch and we start rolling forward. And 30 seconds later, I see a Marine in the open. I see a fireball. And then I see I, you know, start to feel explode, you know, start to hear the explosion because you always kind of feel it and see things first and then then you actually hear it, it was a pressure plate, IED with like hacksaw blades, and it shot the amount of explosives, had a piece of steel over top of it. So it creates a big shaped charge. And it just sliced right through the aluminum underbelly of this Amphibious Assault Vehicle hitting all the jet fuel, hitting all the 50,000 rounds of ammunition.

5. Donald Stratton:

   We got hit with the big bomb and that exploded like a million pounds of ammunition. The fireball went about 60, 70 feet in the air, the explosion could have taken us away, but it didn't and thank God we made it across.