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Molotov Cocktail -An incendiary device that consists of a glass bottle, a flammable liquid, and a soaked rag See Incendiary It is made quickly and easily with household materials The bottle is filled with the liquid (usually gasoline) and the rag is soaked in the liquid The rag is then used as a fuse that ignites the liquid When the rag is lit the bottle is thrown by user; the bottle then breaks upon impact; the liquid then spreads and ignites instantly, creating a large fireball (depending on liquid) Molotov cocktails can be used to attack buildings, cars, and personnel and are extremely dangerous on the receiving end A molotov cocktail was thrown into the house which burned down earlier (borrowed from author GBowski)
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