Smash-bomb

Smash- (verb) to break to pieces destroy , shatter:
Bomb-(noun) a bursting charge of destruction, designed to be covertly dropped to surprise the target.

Smash-bomb - (adjective) to shock, to surpise dropping embarrassing knowledge of another- to reviel an ugly hidden truth, to cause emotional damage, Verbally blindside
To destroy someone’s ego without warning

I walked into the house and my wife and girlfriend were sharing stories.

Talk about a smash-bomb! Did you not hear who won the game last night!?!!

by Taykit March 16, 2019

Disposing a bomb

A term for deleting content that could potentially damage your reputation if discovered.

“He couldn’t meet up because he was busy disposing a bomb”

by SoLongAndGoodnight September 1, 2022

blanket bomb

Farting under the sheet and then wafting it with the sheets in the direction of your significant other.

I gave Jane the worst blanket bomb last night.

by dusto_magnifico October 1, 2008

nutclear bomb

When you fart while sitting at just the right angle that builds up pressure that is then forced to your nut sack then slapping them violently leaving behind nutclear radiation

Ow fuck I just released a nutclear bomb my poor balls

by Cheez-It-God December 22, 2016

Shit Bomb

A shit bomb is when you take a dump in a lunch box, close it, and wrap it up to give it the appearance of a gift and then send it in the mail to someone you don’t like !

Fuck, someone sent me another shit bomb in the mail, it was so gross !!

by Alknowsbest September 25, 2018

ASYL-Bomb

another term for goodbye, asyl - or aye see ya later, is used as typical slang in gymnasiums across the world.

He just dropped the ASYL-Bomb!

by billy carroll August 9, 2010

trucker bomb

A plastic container (could be a milk jug or a water bottle) that a trucker pisses in while he is driving his truck. Then he throws it out of the window so that he does not have to stop to relieve the call of nature. Can also be a plastic bag and feces may be involved.

"Don't get hit with that trucker-bomb"

by pedro romero June 20, 2005