1. To utter or send out, as a donunciation or censure; to cause to explode.

2. A detonating compound, consisting of fulminic acid with a base, that explodes by percussion, friction, or heat. Fulminate of mercury, or fulminating mercury, much used in percussion caps. Fulminate of silver, one part of silver in ten of nitric acid, a very powerful detonator.

3. To thunder; to make a loud sudden noise or report; to detonate; to hurl forth ecclesiastical censures, as with the force of a thunderbolt.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• fulminant,
• luminate,
• feminate,
• uliminate,
• elminate,
• alminate,
• culiminate,
• culuminate,
• colminate,
• tulminate,
• rulminate,
• fylminate,
• fulminater,
• fuminate,
• fullminate,
• fulmminate,
• pulminata,
• pulmonate,
• bialminate,
• femminate

• fulminant,
• full moon,
• fullman,
• fulmination.

The adverb form of "fulminate" is "fulminantly".

The adjective form of the word "fulminate" is "fulminant".

The plural of the "fulminate" can be the "fulminates".

The singular of the "fulminate" can be the "fulminate".