thunderboomer

(informal noun, regional to the American Midwest)

1. a thunderstorm

When that thunderboomer rolled in last night, all the dogs hid under the bed.

by Jno. Aubrey May 14, 2018

Dr. Rush's Thunderbolt

Used on the Lewis and Clark Expedition as the "cure-all"... it was basically a super-laxative.

Clark: Where are Dr. Rush's Thunderbolts?
Lewis: ... *runs to the bathroom*

by York. Clark's Slave January 9, 2010

thunderbox

A box built for shitting in. Often found on campsite grounds.

I really let loose with a storm of poop on the thunderbox.

by Graham February 1, 2004

Thunderbirds

Action Puppet Show Which was later made in to a movie

Liam and Noel Gallagher of Oasis each took turns to appear as Parker ,Lady Penelopes Chaufeur.
Yeaah! baby Thunderbirds Roolz!

by The UrbanDick July 6, 2006

thunderbolt

1.Name given to a series of civil defense sirens made by Federal Signal during the Cold War. 2. A type of high-velocity .22LR ammunition made by Remington.

1.The difference between the Thunderbolt 1000 and the 1000T is the tone produced.
2. I prefer Remington Thunderbolt ammo in my pistol.

by BlastMaster January 10, 2004

Thunderbird

Mozilla's standalone e-mail client. It has excellent spam blocking, unlike Micro$hit Outhouse Express. It is available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.

Thunderbird blows Outlook Express out of the water, or should I say the Internet.

by GastonRabbit August 1, 2004

thunderbird

Auto made by the ford motor company on the MN-12 Platform, made between 1989 and 1997. Offered with a somewhat anemic NA 3.8l (232ci) v6, a Supercharged 3.8l V6, a 5.0l (302ci) V8 and a 4.6l (281ci) SOHC V8. Chassis is a Rear wheel drive configuration with an independent rear suspension. Although somewhat heavy, the larger displacement engines, and the supercharged 6 provide more than enough power to move the cars in stock form.

a 1996 Ford thunderbird LX sport,
205 hp at 4,200 rpm
280 lbs.-ft. of torque at 3,000 rpm

by J.P. Wozniak September 17, 2005