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bomb scare — UK US noun [countable] [singular bomb scare plural bomb scares] an occasion when people have to leave a place because someone says that there is a bomb there Thesaurus: military or armed attackhyponym … Useful english dictionary
bomb scare — n when people have to be moved out of a building because there may be a bomb there ▪ a bomb scare in Central London … Dictionary of contemporary English
bomb scare — bomb ,scare noun count an occasion when people have to leave a place because someone says that there is a bomb there … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bomb scare — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms bomb scare : singular bomb scare plural bomb scares an occasion when people have to leave a place because someone says that there is a bomb there … English dictionary
bomb scare — noun (C) a situation where someone telephones and says that there is a bomb in a particular place: a bomb scare in Central London … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
bomb scare — /ˈbɒm skɛə/ (say bom skair) noun a threat of a bomb exploding. Also, bomb alert …
2007 Boston bomb scare — LED advertisement resembling the cartoon character Ignignokt from Aqua Teen Hunger Force giving the middle finger, as seen in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Identical devices were removed by the Boston Police Department throughout the … Wikipedia
bomb threat — ˈbomb scare [bomb scare] (also ˈbomb threat especially in NAmE) (BrE also ˈbomb alert) noun … Useful english dictionary
bomb alert — ˈbomb alert [bomb alert] noun (BrE) = ↑bomb scare … Useful english dictionary
scare — [[t]ske͟ə(r)[/t]] scares, scaring, scared 1) VERB If something scares you, it frightens or worries you. [V n] You re scaring me... [V n] What scares me most is that I m going to end up not being married... [V n … English dictionary
