0 past simple and past participle of firebomb
1 to damage a place with a firebomb:
Animal rights extremists threatened to firebomb any stores that stock fur coats.
When the family's house was firebombed eight weeks later, she and her mother were at home but were not hurt.
The victory of the movement has encouraged extremists, some of whom have firebombed cafes, pool halls and bars.
He is in jail, accused of firebombing a supermarket.
