to nuke
- verb
- /nuːk/
- Informal
- We're gonna nuke those bastards right out of the water.
- nuke a city
- nuke the whole
- get nuked
Yeah, if if Russian nukes Ukraine to send a message.
- Yeah, if if Russian nukes Ukraine to send a message.
- Now imagine you take all that and you nuke it with this die cult, right?
- Elon Musk threatens to nuke senators as NASA wants to ban him.
- Like we got bombed and the we thought he got nuked.
- Anything else I'm I think all four of them got nuked.
- Well, do you trust the people of this world to not want to fucking, like, nuke these bastards?
- And I was close to him like my brother and I know him like if he if he can nuke us, he would nuke today.
- I tell my wife all the time, they might all go, so we might just nuke them because we're going to go win the game.
- But the proposal is interesting nevertheless, because Reed went to some length to explain how to go about nuking a hurricane smartly.
- And they were like, hey, maybe no, but the you were saying the boomers wanted to nuke Korea.
Examples
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Every day Reagan joked about nuking Russia, but we survived.
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But this is beyond our capability unless we nuke the whole area.
Blog text (14) -
These are their plans to nuke the United States.
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We have to nuke them now!
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- My advice is to nuke them.
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I say we take off and nuke the site from orbit.
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We would invade Canada and probably nuke Moscow.
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So I guess we should be thankful that we haven't yet nuked Russia and China.
Blog text (9) -
Let's nuke the bastards.
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The military plans to nuke the enemy's headquarters in the upcoming operation.
Synonyms
To attack a place by dropping explosive devices from planes
Cause something like a bomb or firework to explode suddenly and violently
To break rock or walls using explosives to make an opening
To destroy completely, often killing many people
Completely destroy a building or large structure
To destroy something in a planned, controlled way
To hit and destroy a person or thing suddenly, often using electricity
To completely destroy a building or area so nothing is left
To blow up something using a strong explosive used to break rock
To attack a place with a thick burning liquid from bombs or flamethrowers
To destroy a place with very powerful weapons like bombs
To attack a place suddenly and heavily, often by bombing from planes
Make people homeless by destroying their homes with bombs
To destroy a city or area using a very powerful nuclear bomb
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Idioms
How Destroyed
- NSFW
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nuke (to destroy) comes from the same short form nuclear, and because nuclear bombs can destroy everything, to nuke something means to destroy it completely.