1. to attack by diving steeply downward at high speed
Usage: military aviation
2. to move or descend rapidly and steeply toward a target

Examples

• The fighter pilot decided to divebomb the enemy position.
• The hawk began to divebomb the smaller birds near its nest.
• Protesters accused the corporation of trying to divebomb their peaceful demonstration.
• The seagull would divebomb anyone carrying food on the beach.
• During the air show, the stunt plane appeared to divebomb the crowd before pulling up.
• The angry bird continued to divebomb the cat that wandered too close to its tree.