torpedoes
Noun
The word is derived from torpedo
Meaning
of Torpedo
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Phrases with the word
Examples
A chaotic destroyer action in mist and smoke ensued as German torpedo boats attempted to blunt the arrival of this new formation, but Hood's battlecruisers dodged all the torpedoes fired at them.
According to the original notes to TOS and The Making of Star Trek, Photon torpedoes are energy shielded to allow armor-penetration.
A fan of the impressive, arcing look of the torpedoes from The Motion Picture, Knoll scanned in footage from the film and turn to computer-generated effects.
Against high-value targets and multiple targets, submarines would launch a spread of torpedoes, to increase the probability of success.
A Japanese Type 93 torpedo -- nicknamed "Long Lance" after the war Many classes of ships, including submarines, and aircraft were armed with torpedoes.
According to the TNG Technical Manual, photon torpedoes use 1.5 kg of matter and 1.5 kg of antimatter.