- - henry —, british artillery officer; inventor of a shell that exploded in flight, scattering lead shot
- - Projectile fragment that wounds
- - element of munitions disrupted her plans
- - Fragments from the explosion of a bomb
- - Dangerous bits of metal
- - Pieces scattered by the bursting of a shell
- - Pieces scattered by a burstingshell
- - Bits of an exploded shell
- - Fragments of a shell or bomb
- - Fragments of exploded bombs
- - Bits of shelling
- - Projectile fragments
- - Charge, note, carried by most of projectile — one like this?
- - Fragments blow grenade core in unfinished projectile
- - Turns up part of the camera captures number of strokes on course with hot explosive fragments
- - Bits of shells
- - Projectile containing bullets.
- - Explosive fragments named after the British inventor of an artillery shell containing them
- - Debris created by an exploding shell or bomb
- - Coinage of novel phrase about Northern Line
- - What are shell fragments known as
- - shell fragments disrupt her plans
- - sharpen shape, having left fragments
- - Unfortunately, her plans change
- - Small change (informal)
- - Loose coins ruin her plans
- - Her plans potentially change
- - Fragments on a battlefield
- - Explosive shell fragments
- - Exploding shell fragments
- - Bits from an exploded shell
- - Bomb fragments
- - Shell pieces
- - Battlefield fragments
- - Change disrupted her plans
- - Swinging back around, photographic device captures bang and hot fragments from bombshell
- - Explosion fragments
- - Shell fragments
- - Halpern's working for change
- - Flying debris
- - Her plans unexpectedly change?
- - Henry ......, British Army officer who invented the exploding shell
- - Quietly blame Deighton over explosive fallout?
- - Swinging back around, photographic device captures music and hot fragments from bombshell
- - Scattered pieces from a bursting shell
- - Fallout from bombshell ruined her plans
- - Loose change somehow helps a neighbour totally emptied out
- - Hand grenade hazard
- - Metal bomb fragments
- - Artillery fragments
- - Ammo named after its English inventor
- - Blast fragments
- - Dangerous debris
- - Shell fallout
- - Explosive shell
- - Small change.
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