Associations to the word «Blitz»
Noun
- Linebacker
- Lineman
- Quarterback
- Coventry
- Coverage
- Offense
- Sack
- Blitz
- Receiver
- Defense
- Luftwaffe
- London
- Brit
- Zone
- Ellsworth
- Gator
- Ballroom
- Bombing
- Shipyard
- Chess
- Hit
- Backyard
- Searchlight
- Rotterdam
- Kerry
- Touchdown
- Raid
- Orchard
- Bomb
- Aa
- Cine
- Belfast
- Yokohama
- Jeffrey
- Egan
- Covent
- Midway
- Swansea
- Anand
- Bomber
- Nightclub
- Amiga
- Plymouth
- Ball
- Devastation
- Rusty
- Yard
- Basic
- Bristol
- Defender
- Visage
- Southampton
- Romantic
- Increment
- Rapid
- Exeter
- Liverpool
- Nfl
- Lightning
- Scheme
- Churchill
- Midlands
- Burger
- Fireman
- Rudy
- Grandmaster
- Magnus
- Pass
- Nazi
- Blackout
- Leicester
- Redevelopment
- Arcade
- Birmingham
- Kc
- Mcintyre
- Tactic
- Trafford
- Raf
Wiktionary
BLITZ, noun. A sudden attack, especially an air raid; usually with reference to The Blitz.
BLITZ, noun. (figuratively) A sudden effort.
BLITZ, noun. (American football) The action of a defensive football player who rushes the passer of the football.
BLITZ, noun. (chess) Blitz chess, a form of chess with a short time limit for moves.
BLITZ, noun. A swift and overwhelming attack.
BLITZ, verb. To attack.
BLITZ, verb. (American football) To rush the passer.
BLITZ, verb. (cooking) To purée or chop (food products) using a food processor or blender.
BLITZ, proper noun. The series of air raids launched on various cities in Great Britain by the German air force in 1940-41 during World War II. They were also known as the Baedeker Raids.
BLITZ CHESS, noun. A form of chess in which each match is time-limited to nine minutes.
Dictionary definition
BLITZ, noun. (American football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line.
BLITZ, noun. A swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment.
BLITZ, verb. Attack suddenly and without warning; "Hitler blitzed Poland".
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