Synonyms and antonyms of General words for weapons and ammunition in British Thesaurus

ammo (noun)

informal ammunition

ammunition (noun)

bullets, bombs etc that can be fired from a weapon

armaments (noun)

weapons and military equipment used by an army, navy, air force etc

armed (adjective)

involving the use of weapons

armory ()

the American spelling of armoury

armoury (noun)

the amount or types of weapons that a country has

arms (noun)

weapons, for example guns or bombs

arsenal (noun)

a large collection of weapons and military equipment

artillery (noun)

large powerful guns that are used by an army and are moved on wheels or fixed in one place

assault (noun)

used in a military attack

battery (noun)

several large guns or other weapons, used together

capability (noun)

the number of weapons, soldiers etc that a country has for fighting a war

defence (noun)

the system of weapons, equipment, and people that is used to protect a country

defence (noun)

the particular structures, weapons, and people that are used for protecting a place

deterrent (noun)

a weapon whose purpose is to make other countries afraid to attack the country that owns it

explosive (noun)

a substance or an object that can cause an explosion

firepower (noun)

the weapons available to use against an enemy

instrument (noun)

an object that is used as a weapon

materiel (noun)

the supplies of weapons and equipment used by an army

missile (noun)

an object that is thrown or fired at someone or something

munitions (noun)

military weapons and equipment such as guns, bullets, and bombs

ordnance (noun)

military supplies, especially weapons, missiles, and bombs

ordnance (noun)

large guns fixed to wheels

projectile (noun)

formal an object that is shot or thrown as a weapon

weapon (noun)

an object that can be used to hurt people or damage property, for example a gun, knife, or bomb

weaponry (noun)

weapons in general, or all the weapons that a country or army has