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Meaning of gunstick
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gunstick (n.)
A stick to ram down the charge of a musket, etc.; a rammer or ramrod.
gunstick Sentence Examples
- The gunstick's sleek design made it easy to conceal under clothing.
- The assassin used a gunstick to eliminate his target with pinpoint accuracy.
- The agent's disguise included a gunstick hidden in an umbrella handle.
- The gunstick's short barrel and concealed trigger made it ideal for close-quarters combat.
- The thief used a gunstick to disable security cameras during a heist.
- The guards apprehended the suspect who was wielding a gunstick.
- The gunstick was a favorite weapon among covert operatives due to its versatility and portability.
- The police officer drew his gunstick when he encountered an armed suspect.
- The gunstick's silencer effectively muffled the sound of its shots.
- The arms dealer sold a custom-made gunstick to a shadowy figure with unknown motives.
FAQs About the word gunstick
A stick to ram down the charge of a musket, etc.; a rammer or ramrod.
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The gunstick's sleek design made it easy to conceal under clothing.
The assassin used a gunstick to eliminate his target with pinpoint accuracy.
The agent's disguise included a gunstick hidden in an umbrella handle.
The gunstick's short barrel and concealed trigger made it ideal for close-quarters combat.
