1. present participle of displode; to burst or explode suddenly and violently
Usage: informal; chiefly British; rare in modern standard English

Examples

• The firework was disploding in the night sky.
• He watched the balloon disploding after being pricked.
• The engine was disploding with tremendous force.
• Disploding mines posed a serious danger to the soldiers.
• The pressure inside the container kept disploding outward.