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mushroom cloud
noun as in large ominous cloud
Weak matches
Example Sentences
We’ve all seen photographs of a mushroom cloud released by an atomic bomb or the panic sent worldwide after nuclear disasters at Fukishima or Chernobyl.
Creating what was described as a “Niagara Falls in reverse,” Baker lifted vessels up into its watery mushroom cloud before dumping them — and a lethal radioactive soup — back down on the ships still afloat.
It had been flown without a crew through a mushroom cloud during A-bomb tests at Bikini Atoll, a way to gather data without endangering fliers.
The mushroom cloud of Verdansk glows in the distance, and there is also a new point of interest on the map called “Control Center” where there was previously a building under construction.
Then a 20-story-high mushroom cloud of smoke came rolling up the street toward us.
He ran outside witnessing what he later described as a “giant black mushroom cloud.”
He went to Richland High School, whose mascot was the Bombers and whose logo was, and remains, a mushroom cloud.
Fail, and most experts think it is just a matter of time before one of these capitals disappears in a mushroom cloud.
Get with the program or the next attack would be a “mushroom cloud.”
The gorgeous mushroom cloud of the atomic explosion looked alive and threatening like those Djinni once banned by Solomon.
The appearance of the magma under them, almost like a mushroom cloud in shape, was pretty ominous.
Then came the single blinding flash that spelled the end of Kanato, and afterward a billowing mushroom cloud.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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