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explode
(1) To break down an assembly into its component pieces. Contrast with implode.

(2) To decompress data back to its original form.
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For Nanette was the family's sole remaining exploder, the only one of her father's progeny to have inherited his propensity for not stinting when it came to the expression of rage.
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