grenade
//ɡrəˈneɪd//
Noun
grenadeSingular
grenadesPlural
1
A small explosive device designed to be thrown by hand or launched mechanically, typically detonating after a short delay or on impact.
The soldier pulled the pin and threw the grenade toward the enemy position.
2
A glass container filled with chemicals that is thrown to extinguish fires.
The firefighter threw a grenade at the base of the flames to put out the fire.