TNT

TNT is a three-letter abbreviation with multiple meanings, including:

Chemicals,

  • Trinitrotoluene, the chemical explosive usually known as TNT.
  • Alkyl nitrites, TNT is a UK brand for this medicinal and recreational drug.

Organisations,

  • Turner Network Television, cable television network, and divisions,
    • TNT Latin America (and the Caribbean)
  • TNT N.V., Dutch international transport and logistics corporation, and its divisions,
    • TNT Logistics, formerly the Australian business Thomas Nationwide Transport.
    • TNT Air Cargo, in Papua New Guinea
  • TNT Airways, in Belgium
  • TNT-9, television station in Launceston Australia.

Arts,

  • T.N.T. (album) (1975), by rock group AC/DC.
  • TNT (album) (1998), by post-rock group Tortoise.
  • TNT (band) (1982-present), Norwegian hard rock band.
  • TNT (comics), obscure 1940s superhero.
  • TnT, rapper.
  • The New Tomorrow, television series, sequel to The Tribe

Other,

  • RIVA TNT, a computer graphics chipset by nVidia.
  • TNT cocktail, tequila and Tabasco sauce.
  • TNT (drink), alcoholic beverage (Tanqueray and tonic).
  • TNT (software), Emacs instant messaging client using AOL TOC protocol.
  • Tunneling nanotubule, long, narrow tubes used by immune cells to communicate.
  • Typographical Number Theory, a formal axiomatic basis for number theory in mathematics

See also,

  • TeamTNT, mappers who created various Doom computer game episodes
  • TNT: Evilution, level in Final Doom computer game
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TNT (comics), obscure 1940s superhero. They also help to get Yoda to safety. TNT (band) (1982-present), Norwegian hard rock band. In Episode III, Chewbacca, along with Tarfful, fight in the Clone Wars when their planet is invaded. TNT (album) (1998), by post-rock group Tortoise. Chewbacca plays a major role in Episodes III, IV, V, and VI of the Star Wars films. (album) (1975), by rock group AC/DC. Chewbacca was very close to Han and Leia's children, becoming an uncle of sorts to the three children.

T.N.T. Initially, Princess Leia did not like Chewbacca, calling him a "walking carpet." But eventually she almost became as close a friend to Chewbacca as Han Solo (mirroring Han's own initial resistance to Chewbacca's loyalty, which was also replaced by a deep and abiding friendship). TNT-9, television station in Launceston Australia. Chewbacca tracked down Solo and from the time Solo saved his life, up to Chewbacca's death on the planet of Sernpidal, the two were nearly inseparable. TNT Airways, in Belgium. Solo was discharged from the Imperial Navy for this act. TNT Air Cargo, in Papua New Guinea. Solo refused to do so, and set the Wookiees free.

TNT Logistics, formerly the Australian business Thomas Nationwide Transport. Chewbacca undertook a Wookiee "life debt" to Han Solo due to Solo saving his life at some point before Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. In the Expanded Universe comic book entitled simply Chewbacca, Imperial Navy Officer Han Solo was ordered to destroy a drifting shuttle full of Wookiee Slaves, including Chewbacca. TNT N.V., Dutch international transport and logistics corporation, and its divisions,

    . Before meeting Solo, Chewie was a major player in the Battle of Kashyyyk (as seen in Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith), and he and Wookiee General Tarfful were responsible for Yoda's escape when Emperor Palpatine ordered the Clone troopers to turn on the Jedi (see Order 66). TNT Latin America (and the Caribbean). Chewbacca was played by actor Peter Mayhew in the Star Wars movies. Turner Network Television, cable television network, and divisions,
      . He communicates in his native language, Shyriiwook, while Solo always speaks to Chewie in Basic.

      Alkyl nitrites, TNT is a UK brand for this medicinal and recreational drug. While Chewie is perfectly able to understand the galactic-standard language Basic, he is unable to speak it due to his species' vocal structure. Trinitrotoluene, the chemical explosive usually known as TNT. Chewbacca is known for his great strength and loyalty. Wise and sophisticated, he has a great deal of technological savvy. .

      Chewbacca is the son of Attichitcuk, the husband of Mallatobuck, and the father of Lumpawarrump. 25 ABY), a fictional character of the Star Wars universe, is 2.3 m (7.5 ft) tall Wookiee and co-pilot of Han Solo's ship, the Millennium Falcon. 200 BBY - c. Chewbacca (or Chewie) (c.

      An actor appearing in a Wookiee costume threw out the ceremonial first pitch in a Red Sox - Blue Jays game on September 29, 2005. It should be noted that in the novelization of A New Hope (ghostwritten by Alan Dean Foster, credited to George Lucas), Leia did give Chewbacca a medal, but she had to strain to do so. Chewbacca, played by Peter Mayhew, appeared on stage to a standing ovation and was given a medal from Carrie Fisher. This was corrected outside regular Star Wars continuity, after a fashion in 1997, when Chewbacca won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the MTV Movie Awards.

      The fact that Chewbacca apparently does not receive a medal in the concluding ceremony in A New Hope bothered many fans. In naming Chewbacca, George Lucas is said to have borrowed the russian word собака (Sobaka), which means dog, to name this dog-like character.