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chain-shot
ˈchain-shot A kind of shot formed of two balls, or half-balls, connected by a chain, chiefly used in naval warfare to destroy masts, rigging, and sails; a shot or discharge of this. Also fig.1581 Sidney Apol. Poetrie (Arb.) 55 Thys argument..is..indeed, a chaine-shot against all learning. 1591 Horse... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chain shot
In artillery, chain shot is a type of cannon projectile formed of two sub-calibre balls, or half-balls, chained together. Bar shot is similar, but joined by a solid bar. They were used in the age of sailing ships and black powder cannon to shoot masts, or to cut the shrouds and any other rigging of ... wikipedia.org
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Safety Shot, Inc. Common Stock (SHOT) Option Chain | Nasdaq
The chain sheet shows the price, volume and open interest for each option strike price and expiration month. Nasdaq provides call and put options information of stocks.
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From "Zero-Shot" To "Chain Of Thought": Prompt ... - Medium
Feb 8, 2023Prompt engineering is the key component of success when it comes to using modern AI conversation tools and language models like ChatGPT and GPT-3. It is the art of crafting a statement or question ...
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Grapeshot
See also 13 Vendémiaire famous use of grapeshot Beehive anti-personnel round Chain-shot—a shot consisting of metal chains Salvo Shotgun shell, functionally wikipedia.org
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angel-shot
angel-shot [called also in Fr. ange; in reference to the wing-like position of the segments on each side of the central disk, in its flight through the air.] A species of chain-shot used to destroy the rigging of ships, etc., consisting of the (2 or 4) segments of a hollow ball, attached by chains t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cell-Scape
The song "Chain-Shot to Have Some Fun" was featured in an animated short movie called "Emily and the Baba Yaga". wikipedia.org
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case-shot
case-shot Mil. (ˈkeɪsʃɒt) [f. case n.2 + shot.] A collection of small projectiles put up in cases to fire from a cannon; canister shot. Its composition and fashion have changed from time to time. Also, a shrapnel-shell, or spherical iron case containing a number of bullets.1625–8 Camden's Hist. Eliz... Oxford English Dictionary
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HMS Chub (1807)
A chain-shot from Emulous killed two of these volunteers, Ebenezer Herrington (or Harrington), and John Scott. wikipedia.org
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bookishness
bookishness (ˈbʊkɪʃnɪs) [see -ness.] Bookish quality; fondness for books or study; learning. (Often somewhat contemptuous.)a 1586 Sidney Apol. Poetrie (1622) 521 A chain-shot against all learning or bookishnesse, as they commonly term it. 1685 Baxter Paraphr. Acts xxvi. 24 Much Learning or Bookishne... Oxford English Dictionary
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James Cornewall
Amongst the killed was Cornewall, with both his legs carried away by a chain-shot early in the action, living only long enough "to express the agony he wikipedia.org
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Frederick Cornewall
Outgunned by the enemy, she came under a heavy bombardment during which James Cornewall was mortally wounded when a Chain-shot carried away both his legs wikipedia.org
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Sir Peter Parker, 1st Baronet
Chain-shot fired at HMS Bristol eventually destroyed much of her rigging and severely damaged both the main- and mizzenmasts. wikipedia.org
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Double-barreled cannon
In 1862, Georgia dentist, builder, and mechanic John Gilleland raised money from a coterie of Confederate citizens in Athens, Georgia to build the chain-shot wikipedia.org
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James Hawker (Royal Navy officer)
It is said that during the action a chain-shot did a good deal of damage to the Hermione, on which La Touche remarked, "Voilà une liaison bien dangereuse wikipedia.org
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