noun. British. a pair of cherries joined at the end of their stems.
Cherry Bombs, Silver Salutes, and M-80's have been banned by Federal Law since 1966 because of the large amounts of explosive composition they contain. If you find any of these items, DO NOT touch them. Immediately call your local police or fire service.
A cherry bomb exhaust is simply an exhaust backbox that is a singe tube made out of glass with small holes dotted throughout the length of the tube. The holes throughout the exhaust muffle the sound, cancelling out high-frequency sound and leaving behind a rumbling, throaty sound.
noun. : a powerful globular red firecracker.
slang. virginity or the hymen as its symbol. modifier of or relating to the cherry fruit or wood.
There's also Cherry Bomb, where you throw the ball up in the air, jump up, and hit it to the ground. One variation is someone throws a ball out of a square and if the person given a cherry bomb doesn't get it back in ten seconds they're out.
The Scooby Snack Shot is a sweet, light green-colored and creamy drink served in a shot glass. Variations abound, but common ingredients include melon liqueur, coconut rum, banana liqueur, pineapple juice, heavy cream and a whipped cream garnish.
Dragon Fruit Bomb™
The flavor profile is has a blend of pear, kiwi and watermelon notes. Try our dragon fruit cocktail bombs with an ounce and a half of vodka over ice or mix with vodka and a margarita for a dragonfruit margarita mixed drink. It's addicting! Can be used for mocktails, does not contain alcohol.
Few cocktails evoke such a sense of time and place—or earn such strong reactions—as the Miami Vice. The drink is essentially equal parts frozen Strawberry Daiquiri and Piña Colada layered on top of each other.
A cherry bomb (also known as a globe salute or kraft salute) is an approximately spherical exploding firework, roughly resembling a cherry in size and shape (with the fuse resembling the cherry's stem). Cherry bombs range in size from three-quarters to one and a half inches (1.9 to 3.8 cm) in diameter.
Popularized in the 1970s by Cherry Bomb, glasspack mufflers have roots deep into muscle car culture. These small-diameter, fiberglass-packed mufflers are designed to filter out the high, raspy tones from your ride's exhaust, leaving nothing but a deep, muscular growl at idle and WOT.
The actual law states that a car exhaust can be modified but it must not produce more noise than standard.
Many law enforcement agencies consider these explosive devices, commonly referred to as M-80s, M-100s, quarter sticks, cherry bombs, and silver salutes, illegal because they exceed the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's explosive weight limits for consumer fireworks.
Cherry Bomb's premier muffler utilizes fiberglass and a patented baffle design to absorb both high & low frequency sounds. Combined with its highly unique reversible installation design, it is the perfect fit for most cars, trucks and SUVs.
Cherry bombs, M-80s, M-100s, and silver salutes are all examples of illegal explosives, sometimes mistakenly referred to by the press as legal, consumer fireworks.
Cocktail recipe Hiroshima
Pour 0.75 oz of sambuca into a shot glass. Use a bar spoon to layer on 0.35 oz of Irish cream liqueur and 0.75 oz of absinthe. Carefully pour in 5 drops of grenadine syrup using a drinking straw.
PINK DRAGON | Casamigos. Casamigos Blanco Tequila * 1 oz. Fresh Lemon Juice * 1 oz. Simple Syrup * 2 Strawberries * 8-10 Mint Leaves * Rose Water * Soda Water * Garnish with Mint Sprig and Half-Moon Dragon Fruit Slice.
Essentially, it's a cake in a glass, and there's no baking involved! This tasty little drink is made with cake vodka, chocolate liqueur, and Irish cream. The shot glasses are rimmed with vanilla frosting and colorful candy sprinkles to give it that real birthday cake feel.
The original cherry bomb contained more than one gram of flash powder and was very powerful. These were declared illegal in 1966 by the federal government. They are dangerous and are not considered consumer fireworks.
If a player repeats something that has already been said by another student, that player is out. Allow older pupils to use “cherry bombs” ‒ this is where the player hits the ball down hard, making it more difficult for the other player to hit it back and stay in the game.
The Cherry Bomb cocktail combines cachaça with cherry liqueur, fresh lime juice and club soda for a bubbly refreshment. The dry, grassy cachaça complements the sweet cherry liqueur and tart lime, while the sparkling water imbues the drink with welcome effervescence.