broadside

broadside synonyms

tirade compare broadside and tirade
volley compare broadside and volley
salvo compare broadside and salvo
barrage compare broadside and barrage
circular compare broadside and circular
throwaway compare broadside and throwaway
philippic compare broadside and philippic
blast compare broadside and blast
flyer compare broadside and flyer
bombardment compare broadside and bombardment
handbill compare broadside and handbill
cannonade compare broadside and cannonade
diatribe compare broadside and diatribe
harangue compare broadside and harangue
hail compare broadside and hail
bill compare broadside and bill
shower compare broadside and shower
storm compare broadside and storm
fusillade compare broadside and fusillade
rant compare broadside and rant
flier compare broadside and flier
broadsheet compare broadside and broadsheet
attack compare broadside and attack
criticism compare broadside and criticism
rain compare broadside and rain
denunciation compare broadside and denunciation
slating compare broadside and slating
invective compare broadside and invective
verbal onslaught compare broadside and verbal onslaught
polemic compare broadside and polemic
censure compare broadside and censure
tongue-lashing compare broadside and tongue-lashing
reproval compare broadside and reproval
condemnation compare broadside and condemnation
battery compare broadside and battery
admonition compare broadside and admonition
admonishment compare broadside and admonishment
knocking compare broadside and knocking
reprimand compare broadside and reprimand
rebuke compare broadside and rebuke
stricture compare broadside and stricture
obloquy compare broadside and obloquy
abuse compare broadside and abuse
blitz compare broadside and blitz
flak compare broadside and flak
onslaught compare broadside and onslaught
fulmination compare broadside and fulmination
lecture compare broadside and lecture
stream compare broadside and stream
torrent compare broadside and torrent

broadside definitions

adv

  • Sideways; with the side turned to the direction of some object. 

verb

  • To collide with something side-on. 

noun

  • The printed lyrics of a folk song or ballad; a broadsheet. 

  • A forceful attack, be it written or spoken. 

  • One side of a ship above the water line; all the guns on one side of a warship; their simultaneous firing. 

  • A large sheet of paper, printed on one side and folded. 

adv verb noun