bombed

v. attacked or damaged using bombs.

v. subjected to an attack involving explosive devices. Transitive in this sense.

“The old factory was bombed during the war and never rebuilt.”

“The strategic port was bombed repeatedly throughout the winter, leaving the supply lines in a state of total collapse.”

v. failed very badly, especially a performance or a test.

v. failed significantly or was received very poorly by an audience. Intransitive in this sense.

“I thought my jokes were funny, but I totally bombed on stage last night.”

“Despite the massive marketing budget, the film bombed at the box office during its opening weekend.”

Informal

adj. extremely affected by alcohol or drugs.

adj. heavily intoxicated by alcohol or under the influence of controlled substances.

“He stayed at home because he got way too bombed at the party.”

“The group arrived at the diner looking completely bombed, much to the annoyance of the late-night staff.”

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