blunderbusses Synonyms

blunderbusses Meaning

blunderbusses

a blundering person, a muzzle-loader with a short barrel and cone-shaped muzzle to make loading easier, a muzzle-loading firearm with a short barrel and flaring muzzle to facilitate loading

blunderbusses Sentence Examples

  1. The blunderbusses roared and belched forth a deafening cacophony of lead shot.
  2. The pirates wielded blunderbusses, their murky eyes glinting with predatory intent.
  3. The blunderbuss's hefty recoil sent a surge of pain through the musketman's shoulder.
  4. The coachman's blunderbuss lay on the seat, ready to repel any highwaymen who dared approach.
  5. The blunderbuss was a formidable weapon, its short barrel and large bore making it lethal at close range.
  6. The deafening blast of the blunderbuss echoed through the forest, scattering the terrified wildlife.
  7. The blunderbusses were lined up along the ramparts, ready to unleash a deadly broadside upon the enemy.
  8. The frontiersmen used blunderbusses for both hunting and self-defense, their thunderous roar echoing across the vast wilderness.
  9. The blunderbuss's crude design belied its surprising accuracy, especially when fired from a distance.
  10. The thieves' blunderbusses were no match for the sheriff's posse, who quickly apprehended the outlaws.

FAQs About the word blunderbusses

a blundering person, a muzzle-loader with a short barrel and cone-shaped muzzle to make loading easier, a muzzle-loading firearm with a short barrel and flaring

butchers, incompetents, blunderers,bunglers, bumblers,fumblers, muddlers, screwups, botchers

aces, experts, maestros, maestri, masters, adepts, wizards, crackajacks,virtuosi, virtuosos

The blunderbusses roared and belched forth a deafening cacophony of lead shot.

The pirates wielded blunderbusses, their murky eyes glinting with predatory intent.

The blunderbuss's hefty recoil sent a surge of pain through the musketman's shoulder.

The coachman's blunderbuss lay on the seat, ready to repel any highwaymen who dared approach.