Shotguns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SHOTGUNS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SHOTGUN, 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
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
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

Words related to SHOTGUNS

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How to use SHOTGUNS in a sentence

• Suddenly three men entered the room, and I looked up and saw three double-barreled shot-guns leveled straight at me.
• I have known men who have loaded themselves up with rifles, revolvers and shot-guns.
• No doubt, at least, of the effectiveness of the shot-guns! A medley of strange, sharp, enraged, and anguished cries burst upon the air, a prelude to a wild stampede.
• The little local dealers were promised a profit on all such spoils sent by them to the great city dealers, and they had set the men with the shotguns at work.
• Now a mill had been isolated by the waters, and the people there had taken refuge on the roof, firing their shotguns as signals of distress.
• His father-in-law ordered shotguns for him from his correspondents in England.
• There was a stock of gunpowder on board and a number of rifles and shot-guns, but as the former was hopelessly spoiled, I did not trouble about either.
• I was more afraid of them and their shotguns than of the Germans, and I never entered a village unless German soldiers were entering or leaving it.
• On the beams overhead are rifles and shotguns, always within easy reach, for a shot at some game may offer at any time.
• The general rules of care apply to both rifles and shot-guns.
• A score of shot-guns were trained upon the two windows that looked out upon the space between the stable wall and the church.
• Over the wall the door was lifted, and the shot-guns roared, for the negroes had opened fire from the windows, but necessary caution marred the effect of their aim.
• Many of the infantry were armed only with shot-guns and old fowling-pieces, and the guns were small and ill-supplied with ammunition.
• Several times similar depredations were repeated, and then shotguns were used on both sides with telling effect.
• Pop-pop-pop! Repeating shotguns worked at full speed.
• The Rebels were generally armed with shot-guns, common rifles, and muskets of the old pattern.
• The men fought desperately all night with shotguns and clubs.
• We had no arms, but used shotguns, squirrel rifles, and even sticks.
• We only had four shotguns, and, dividing into pairs, we entered the roost shortly after dark.
• Snap carried the rifle and the others had their shotguns, and all looked to the firearms to be sure they were in condition for immediate use.
• Crack! bang! went the rifle and shotguns, as the young hunters took hasty aim.
• Bang! bang! went the shotguns, and several more shots followed.
• The leader of the club had a rifle while the others were provided with shotguns.
• The others discharged the remaining loads in their shotguns, and three more of the wolves were hit, and one killed.
• They were ordinary double-barreled shotguns, and reloading was slow in an emergency.
• The guards of the forward ranks threw back their cloaks, revealing a score of business-like short-barrelled shotguns.
• Then the secretary made a bolt for the door and went out, and presently in came a couple of clerks with shot-guns.
• Bartholomew thought they had better try to shoot him, and he asked a lot of the neighbors to come around to help with their shot-guns.
• A few shotguns were seen among them, but no rifles, and great was the admiration and wonder with which the Indians saw the white men slay birds and animals at a long distance.
• For a little time no attention was paid to them, but as they pressed closer, Terry, Ashe, and Maloney turned and presented their shot-guns.
• The Maoris were armed with old Tower muskets and shot-guns, and were badly off both for powder and bullets, while, as already said, they were not very good marksmen.
• We added a couple of shot-guns and several revolvers to my own arsenal, and piled the library table with cartridge boxes.
• They brought with them not only four mattresses, but the shotguns and rifles shipped by the boys from the academy for their mid-winter hunting.
• Two magazine shotguns and two target rifles exploded in quick succession.
• Sword-bayonets were fitted to double-barreled shot-guns, making them a very effective weapon.
• The rifles, shot-guns and all but one revolver had been left in the tent, and presently they began to pop.

Similar words containing SHOTGUN without suffix s

shotgun11 shotgunned15 shotgunner14 shotgunners15 shotgunning16

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