Synonym: blitzkrieg, linebacker blitzing, safety blitz. Similar words: blitzkrieg, austerlitz, blithe, blithely, obliterate, obliterated, obliteration, public utility. Meaning: [blɪts] 
n. 1. (American football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line 2. a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment. v. attack suddenly and without warning.
n. 1. (American football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line 2. a swift and violent military offensive with intensive aerial bombardment. v. attack suddenly and without warning. 
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61. We have to have the merchandise ready for the Christmas sales blitz.
62. Bill : We start with a major advertising blitz in tier one cities.
63. The parents, who have been named as suspects in the case, now planning to launch a massive ad blitz to try to find her.
64. Edward R. Murrow's canorous broadcasts of the blitz of London ( Newsweek ).
65. The blitz was in retaliation for McCain linking the Democrat nominee at the weekend with Bill Ayers, a former member of a US urban guerrilla group.
66. The blitz was the most common tactic of German fascists during WWII.
67. Hyundai followed up its Super Bowl gambit with an ad blitz in ABC's Academy Awards broadcast, its first national play with the Oscars.
68. Blitz, fourth, is an essential element of Britain's wartime legacy.
69. The word " blitz " means an attack or campaign.
70. As the first film was released, in 2001, a merchandising blitz began.
71. After that blitz from the boss, you must feel sort of shaken.
72. During the blitz everyone used to spend the night in underground shelters.
73. He careened through foreign territories on a desperate kind of blitz ( Anne Tyler ).
74. Every summer we usually see a new beer advertising blitz.
75. In German[sentencedict.com], Blitzkrieg means lightning war ( Blitz - Krieg ).
76. Lined with about a dozen 18th century homes, Little Green Street only stretches a city block in length, but has survived the Blitz in World War II and three centuries of construction.
More similar words: blitzkrieg, austerlitz, blithe, blithely, obliterate, obliterated, obliteration, public utility, ritzy, auschwitz, switzerland, little by little, blip, blimp, blind, blink, bliss, sublime, blight, oblique, oblige, public, blindly, sibling, obliged, publisher, publish, blister, oblivion, tumbling.