Definition: The word "grenade" refers to a small, explosive device typically designed for use in warfare or as an alternative weapon by terrorist organizations that can be fired from a vehicle or from direct hits to an individual target. It's important to note that while some grenades are intended to be used in warfare, others may be intended for peaceful purposes. In some cases, they may have been designed with the intention of being used on civilians or innocent individuals. It's also worth noting that in many countries, there is a ban on the use of most types of firearms and related devices. Grenades are typically made from various materials such as metal, rubber, plastic, and wood. They can be fired from vehicles like tanks, armored cars, or military trucks, or from aircraft carriers or other ships. The type of grenade used depends on its intended purpose, whether it is designed for use in warfare or not.

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