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gun-stock
gun-stock (ˈgʌnstɒk) The wooden stock or support to which the barrel of a gun is attached; † a rest or support on which to place a cannon on board ship.1495–7 Naval Acc. Hen. VII (1896) 246 Also payed in lykewith to John Keyte for xx. Elmyn tres price the pece xij{supd}..of hym so bought & apon maky... Oxford English Dictionary
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Gun Images - Browse 1,067,266 Stock Photos, Vectors, and Video
1,067,266 results for gun in all. Search from thousands of royalty-free Gun stock images and video for your next project. Download royalty-free stock photos, vectors, HD footage and more on Adobe Stock.
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Gun stock camera rig lets you literally shoot your photographs
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Louis Mercantile Library Winnebago with Bear-Claw Necklace and Gun-Stock Club (1840), oil on canvas, St. wikipedia.org
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Gun-happy Instagram star Dan Bilzerian reveals what really happened to ...
Instagram/ Dan Bilzerian On Sunday, 59 people were killed at a concert in Las Vegas in the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history. According to police the incident, which also left hundreds of others injured, was carried out by Stephen Paddock, who fired on the crowd from his hotel room on the 32nd floor. ... Bilzerian, who is a ...
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tip-stock
ˈtip-stock [f. tip n.1 or v.2 + stock n.] A form of gun-stock: see quots.1891 Cent. Dict., Tip-stock, the movable tip or fore end of a gunstock, situated under the barrel or barrels, especially when it is a separate piece, in front of the breech or trigger-guard. A hinged or detachable tip-stock is ... Oxford English Dictionary
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jeg
jeg (dʒɛg) [With sense 1 cf. Jack n.1 31; with 2 cf. jedge, jadge.] † 1. = Jack n.1 31, a young pike. Obs.1611 Cotgr., Lanceron, a leg, or Iacke; a Pickerell thats about a foot long. 1708 Motteux Rabelais iv. lx. (1737) 246 [in a list of fish, shell-fish, etc.] Jegs. 2. (See quot.)1875 Knight Dict. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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pistol
▪ I. pistol, n. (ˈpɪstəl) Also 6 pistolle, 6–7 pistoll, 7 pistle. [a. obs. F. pistole (1566 in H. Estienne) a pistol. So It., Sp. pistola (? from Fr.). App. a shortened form of pistolet, which was earlier both in Fr. and Eng., and in Fr. has out-lived pistole. See pistolet1.] 1. a. A small fire-arm,... Oxford English Dictionary
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cast-off
▪ I. ˈcast-off, ppl. a. and n.1 [f. cast ppl. a.] A. ppl. a. Thrown off, rejected from use, discarded: as clothes, a favourite, a lover, etc.1746 W. Thompson R.N. Advoc. (1757) 40 Cast-off Hunters, turn'd upon the Road for Post Chaise Service. 1755 Connoisseur No. 80 A cast-off suit of my wife's. 18... Oxford English Dictionary
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swivel
▪ I. swivel, n. (ˈswɪv(ə)l) Forms: 4 swyuel, swewyl, suawel(le, 5–6 swevill(e, -yll, -ell, (5 swefel, sewevelle), 5–7 swivell, 6 swyuell, swyvle, (swyffvyll), 7 swyvile, 7–8 swivle, 8 swyvil, swivil, (9 Sc. sweevil), 7– swivel. β. 6 Sc. swele, 7 sweell. γ. 6 Sc. sowl, swoll, swoul, 9 soul, sooal, et... Oxford English Dictionary
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middling
▪ I. middling, n. (ˈmɪdlɪŋ) In 6 midlyng, 7 midling. [Prob. orig. f. mid a. + -ling1, suggested by the earlier Sc. middling a. The surviving senses, however, represent absolute or elliptical uses of the adj. The n. (except for the doubtful example quoted in 2 below) occurs first at the beginning of ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Edgard Colle, Belgian chess player – Colle System صمويل كولت، American gun inventor – شركة كولت الصناعية revolver. American writer – قانون جودوين غودزيلا، Japanese film monster – Godzilla roar (a soundbite which originated in the movies, but has become a recognizable stock wikipedia.org
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shaft
▪ I. † shaft, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1 sceaft (also with ᵹe-), scæft, 2–3 sceft-e, saft-e, 2–3 Ormin. shafft, 2–4 scaft, 3 seft, 3–4 schafte, (scaf Cursor M.), 3–5 shafte, schaft, 4 chaft, pl. schefte, Ayenb. ssepþe, (ssefþe), 2–5 shaft. [OE. sceaft, ᵹesceaft fem.:—OTeut. *(ga)skapti-z f. *skap- to make, c... Oxford English Dictionary
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bend
▪ I. bend, n.1 (bɛnd) Forms: 1– bend; also 3 biend, 4 beend. [Com. Teut., OE. bęnd str. fem. (pl. bęnda) = OS. bendi, OFris. bende, MDu. bende, Goth. bandi:—OTeut. *bandjâ-, f. band-, stem of bindan to bind; also in OE. str. masc. (pl. bęndas). This is the original English word, now superseded, exc.... Oxford English Dictionary
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toe
▪ I. toe, n. (təʊ) Forms: α. 1 tá, pl. tán; sing. 4–5 ta, taa; Sc. 6 ta, 9 tae, teae, north. dial. teea; pl. 3 tan, (4 taan); 4 tas, 4–5 taas, 5 taasse; Sc. 6 tais, taiss, tayis, tees, 6– taes, (9 dial. teaes, teaase). β. sing. 3–5 tô, 4–6 too, 5– toe; pl. 3–5 ton, 4–5 tone, toon, 5 toone; 4 tôs, 5 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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