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sparkler bomb 

A large clump of sparklers that are air tightly wrapped with electrical tape. Once the fuse is lit, it takes about 50 seconds to detonate. Detonation occurs when all the sparklers in the air tight tape go off at the same time compressing against the tape and eventually going off. Once exploded a sparkler bomb of 16 standard sparklers has the equivallant of 1/4 a stick of dynamite.
I used a sparkler bomb to blow the door off a soda machine.
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sparkler bomb 

a large clump of sparklers bound together with the wire of a stripped sparkler. once ignited it makes a great whoosh of intense flames anywhere from 30cm to 20m high.
I lit the sparkler bomb and it went whoosh
sparkler bomb by treeny August 16, 2006

Sparkle Bomb 

An alcoholic beverage consisting of a tumbler of Champagne with a shot of jagermeister dropped into to.
As a substitute for Champagne, white wine and sparkling water can also be used.
The bar staff of Liverpool, Newcastle and Edinburgh are well aware of this drink.
This drink was created and popularised during aridonkulous stag-do
With the whip, Didier bought 12 sparkle bombs.

Beaut A - What the hell is that drink?
Beaut B - It's only a bloody sparkle bomb! See it off immediately.

Sparkle bombs are a ridonkulous invention
Sparkle Bomb by jakeymant May 31, 2012

sparkle bomb 

result of being struck in the head by an object causing the injured to immediately see sparkles.
daniel yelled "sparkle bomb" just before hitting bob in the head with a tea cup filled with sugar.
sparkle bomb by The other guys March 8, 2012

Sparkle Bomb 

1:n. A mixture of Sparks and any other flavoured malt beverage. The original Sparkle Bomp was a combination of Sparks and Boones Farm Blue Hawaiian.
We are going to drink some Sparkle Bombs and eat churros tonight.
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