molotov

IPA: mˈɔɫʌtɑf

Root Word: Molotov

noun

  • A transliteration of the Russian surname Молотов (Molotov)
  • A Molotov cocktail

verb

  • To throw a Molotov cocktail at.
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Examples of "molotov" in Sentences

  • The worst casualties were inflicted by gunfire and molotov cocktails, he said.
  • There is another version by a band named "molotov" funny to is called "Soda Rap y Bohemia"
  • It was obvious that a core group of rioters had come prepared with balaclavas and molotov cocktails.
  • "We still fear another attack, so everyone is preparing molotov cocktails that we are making from Pepsi-Cola bottles," said Salah Abed El-Aziz, a 60-year-old architect in Misurata.
  • Agence France-Presse reports that protesters in the north Sinai town of El-Arish exchanged gunfire with police and threw molotov cocktails into government buildings and police cars.
  • A group of Basij were surrounded and forced in to a building, the front was blocked with garbage and set on fire, They (basij) opened fire on the crowd with what I assume were blanks, the crowed disspersed for a moment the came back with a fury ... thats when the molotov cocktails came out.
  • The video taken of the weapons possessed by the blockade runners showed a slew of slingshots (I counted 15), molotov cocktails and very long knifes in great quantity ... all of which were used against the IDF in addition to other items conceivably to be found legitimately on a ship ... though perhaps not so readily at hand in such quantity.

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