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A bomb is an explosive device.
Bomb or its variants may also refer to:
Arts, entertainment, and media
Literature
- Bomb (book), Bomb: The Race to Build—and Steal—the World's Most Dangerous Weapon, a 2012 book by Steve Sheinkin
- Bomb, a novel by Les Edgerton
Music
- "Bomb" (Chris Brown song)
- "Bombs" (song), a single by Faithless
- Dropping bombs, a jazz percussion technique
Other arts, entertainment, and media
- Bomb (magazine), an art magazine
- "Bomb" (The Young Ones), an episode of The Young Ones
- Bombing, a form of graffiti expression
- Box-office bomb, which refers to a film for which the production and marketing costs greatly exceeded the revenue retained by the movie studio.
- Bomb Voyage, a fictional terrorist in the animated film The Incredibles
- Bomb, a common blackbird in the Angry Birds video game series
Military
- Bomb (tank), a famous Canadian Sherman tank from WW II
- Bomb or Bomb vessel, a ship, usually ketch, built around one or several mortars
Science
- Bomb (meteorology)
- Bomb calorimeter
- Volcanic bomb, a mass of molten rock ejected from a volcano
Sports
- Bomb (American football)
- Bomb (kick), a high kicking tactic used in various codes of football
Other uses
- Bomb (icon), used on Mac OS and Atari TOS when a fatal error occurs
- Bomb shot, a type of alcoholic mixed drink made by dropping a shot into another drink
- Bomb, Australian slang for a jalopy
- Dahlbusch Bomb, a non-explosive emergency evacuation device for use in mining, called a "bomb" because of its shape
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