explode
ex.plode \ik-'splo-d\ vb [L explodere to drive off the stage by clapping,
fr. ex- + plaud]ere to clap archaic 1: to drive from the stage by noisy
disapproval 2: to bring into disrepute or discredit 3: to cause to
explode or burst noisily 1: to burst forth with sudden violence or noise
{~ wrath} 2a: to burn suddenly so that there is violent expansion of hot
gases with great disruptive force and a loud noise; also : to undergo a
rapid atomic nuclear reaction with similar but more violent results 2b: to
burst violently as a result of pressure from within - ex.plod.er n