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A crude yet rather effective firebomb consisting of a bottle containing flammable materials (i.e kerosene, gasoline, oil, or other flammable things) with an ignited rag at the top. Somewhat easy to make, and used sometimes by rioters, rebels, and folks who just plain want to burn things.
Jimmy made a Molotov cocktail and threw it at the Old Crowley Place.
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Simply put, Water in its simplest form
waitor-what'll you have to drink with that?
Joe-Oh just give me a hobo cocktail
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When a girl puts her own period blood or period blood clots into someone’s drink as an act of revenge or some sort of witch thing idk.
The prof was failing us so we bought a passion fruit tea for him at Starbucks and slipped him a midsommar cocktail so he’ll chill.
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A beverage made for the toppest of producers. You can see whose earned one from a mile away.
Jim: I just had a monster day at work I think I’m in the need for a proper cocktail!
Larry: I second that!
a very delicious cocktail, usually made in South America.
I went Brazil and had the best cloaca cocktail.
A cocktail mainly found in South America.
I had a really good cloaca cocktail in Brazil.
An incendiary bomb that triggers a fire to spread when thrown.
It is made by a glass container, a flammable liquid (usually gasoline or alcohol with 50% alcohol content or higher), a rag and a source of fire (lighter or matches).
- Fill glass container with flammable liquid
- Make a wick with the rag and place it in the glass container with part of it hanging out
-Light the external part of the wick on fire
-Throw the Molotov Cocktail from a safe distance
I’m probably on a list now.
The Molotov Cocktail originated in Finland during the Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland. The bomb was mass produced as a mockery to the Soviet lie of food being dropped to the Finns from the sky while, in reality, bombs were dropped instead. A drink to go with the food. The term: ‘Molotov Cocktail’ derived from the name of the Soviet foreign minister with the last name: ‘Molotov’.
Nowadays, Molotov Cocktails are utilised in riots and low-level terrorist attacks.
On April 16th 2023, the New Irish Republican Army was blamed for an attack on a police van in Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland where the Molotov Cocktail was used in large quantities during a New Irish Republican Army march to commemorate the Easter Rising of 1916.