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1. (n.) napalm
a highly incendiary jellylike substance used in fire bombs, flamethrowers, etc.
2. (v.t.) napalm
to bomb or attack with napalm.
Etymology: (1940–45; na (phthene ) +palm(itate) a salt of palmitic acid)
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| Definition of 'Napalm' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) napalm
gasoline jelled with aluminum soaps; highly incendiary liquid used in fire bombs and flamethrowers
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| Definition of 'Napalm' |
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms |
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1. Napalm
1. Powdered aluminum soap or similar compound used to gelatinize oil or gasoline for use in napalm bombs or flame throwers. 2. The resultant gelatinized substance.
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Sense: petrol in a jelly-like form, used in bombs to cause fire.
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 Afrikaans: brandbom |
 Arabic: نابالْم |
 Bulgarian: напалм |
 Brazilian: napalm |
 Czech: napalm |
 German: das Napalm |
 Danish: napalm |
 Greek: ναπάλμ |
 Spanish: napalm |
 Estonian: napalm |
 Farsi: ماده مخصوص تغلیظ بنزین وت |
 Finnish: napalm |
 French: napalm |
 Hebrew: חוֹמֶר נֵפֶץ |
 Hindi: पेट्रोल से बना हुआ पदार्थ |
 Croatian: smjesa u zapaljivim bomba |
 Hungarian: napalm |
 Indonesian: napalm |
 Icelandic: napalm |
 Italian: napalm |
 Japanese: ナパーム |
 Korean: 네이팜 |
 Lithuanian: napalmas |
 Latvian: napalms |
 Malay: bahan bakar berupa cecair |
 Dutch: napalm |
 Norwegian: napalm |
 Polish: napalm |
 Persian: ماده مخصوص تغلیظ بنزین وت |
 Pashto: د بمب په جوړښت كښى اور غو |
 Portuguese: napalm |
 Romanian: napalm |
 Russian: напалм |
 Slovak: napalm |
 Slovenian: napalm |
 Serbian: napalm |
 Swedish: napalm |
 Thai: สารคล้ายวุ้นซึ่งติดไฟง่าย |
 Turkish: napalm |
 Taiwanese: 凝固汽油 |
 Ukrainian: напалм |
 Urdu: پٹرول کي جيلي |
 Vietnamese: napan |
 Chinese: 凝固汽油 |
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