What is another word for general-purpose bomb?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəɹə͡lpˈɜːpəs bˈɒm] (IPA) 
A general-purpose bomb is an explosive device that can be used for a range of military purposes, usually carried by aircraft. However, there are various other synonyms for general-purpose bombs that refer to its specific use or mechanism. Some of these are fragmentation bombs, incendiary bombs, gravity bombs, cluster bombs, and bunker busters. Fragmentation bombs are designed to release shrapnel upon explosion while incendiary bombs start fires. Gravity bombs rely on the force of gravity to reach their targets while cluster bombs contain small bombs inside them that disperse over a large area. Bunker busters are special bombs designed to penetrate deeply into the ground and explode. Each type of bomb has its own unique purpose and usage.
