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blitzkrieg"rapid attack," 1939, from German Blitzkrieg, from Blitz "lightning" (from Middle High German blicze, back-formation from bliczen "to flash," from Old High German bleccha [..]
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blitzkriegquick, overwhelming attack.
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blitzkrieg"Lightening war," a surprise attack devised by Hitler, in which land-and-air attacks were coordinated, quick and brutal. Hitler used fast-moving tanks called Panzers, with infantry transport [..]
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blitzkriegLiterally lightning war, the tactic successfully deployed in several instances by Nazi forces during World War II in which an invasion commences with aerial bombardment, followed by armored tank (or [..]
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blitzkrieg, "lightning war," used to describe the speed, efficiency and intensity of Germany's military attack against their opponents.
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blitzkrieg(n) a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment(v) fight a quick and surprising war
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blitzkrieg"Lightning War" - a term used to describe the rapid German invasions using fast, piercing armoured formations
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