Shotgun is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOTGUN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to shoot with a type of gun
• shoot at or kill with a shotgun
• consume (a canned drink) in one go by puncturing the can, putting one’s mouth over the resulting hole, and then opening the can by means of the ring pull to produce a rapid flow
• consume (a canned drink) in one go by puncturing the can, putting one’s mouth over the resulting hole, and then opening the can by means of the ring pull to produce a rapid flow
• shoot or threaten with or as if with a shotgun
NOUN:
• a smooth-bore gun for firing small shot at short range.
• the front passenger seat in a vehicle
• used to claim the right to sit in the front passenger seat of a vehicle on a particular journey
• gun for firing a charge of shot at short range
• A light, smooth-bored gun, often double-barreled, especially designed for firing small shot at short range, and killing small game.
• firearm that is a double-barreled smoothbore shoulder weapon for firing shot at short ranges
ADJECTIVE:
• aimed at a wide range of things; having no specific target
• denoting a long, narrow single-storey house whose rooms are arranged one behind another
• involving coercion or duress

Words related to SHOTGUN

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Words that contain SHOTGUN

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How to use SHOTGUN in a sentence

• But on the third day he again sallied forth with his shotgun.
• Over his shoulder he carried a long percussion-lock shotgun.
• On October 2nd, we followed in a light one-horse wagon, taking with us our blankets, a few provisions and a shotgun.
• De Colonel always carried a big double-barrel shotgun.
• As for the shotgun, that dispute or its equivalent was certainly as normal a one as regularity could make it.
• Must the world side with Brian? He was sorry about the shotgun.
• At last, Monsieur, the Uhlans come to our house to search, and there they see a shotgun and some shot.
• Then he cocked his shotgun and laid it within reach, by the side of numerous moose-hide thongs.
• The inhabitants of those regions that he cannot convert with the aid of the Bible and bring into his markets, he gets rid of with the shotgun.
• But this day the shot-gun was at home, so Injun bagged all the partridges they needed for food.
• A shot-gun is less dangerous for the reason that its range is limited to a little over a hundred yards, while a rifle may carry a mile.
• A shot-gun is not aimed in the same way as a rifle.
• The snare and the shot-gun are the remedy for these.
• Nevertheless, he swung his shotgun into position for firing, and his chums did likewise.
• But then Dave recovered his presence of mind and blazed away with his shotgun, hitting the reptile in the middle, and inflicting several ugly but not mortal wounds.
• John seized the shot-gun from its rack, and Tom one of the rifles.
• When the boat dropped alongside, Paul explained to the astonished Doctor that a shotgun only carried a short distance and he could not expect to hit anything so far away.
• Armed with the shotgun, and with the flash in his pocket, Woslosky climbed the ladder to the loft, going softly.
• To have waited longer would have been foolish, and taking careful aim, Snap fired his shotgun twice.
• He tried to rush at the boy, but Giant discharged the second barrel of his shotgun and the charge took the bear in the head.
• Caldwell finally saw the tiger at close range but as he was armed with only a shotgun it would have been useless to shoot.
• It was long range for a shotgun but the rifles were all in camp.
• The next day I loaded a shot-gun and determined to kill him at any sacrifice.
• The chase grew hotter, but he felt better with the shotgun.
• He felt that he ought to throw away the shotgun, as two weapons were heavy, but he could not make up his mind to do so.
• The sound of either a rifle or a shot-gun in that lonely spot would have been instantly dismissed as natural enough, but a pistol was different.
• Trading an old muzzle-loading shotgun to an Indian chief for the future site of a great city could not have seemed more of a bargain in the days of our forefathers.
• The smoke from the shotgun was mingled with much wood smoke whipped out of the fireplace.
• He saw the district attorney rise to one knee and deliberately level his shotgun.
• With two or three blows of his ponderous paw the grizzly smashed the door to splinters, but as he poked his head in he met a volley from two rifles and a shotgun.

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