bandoleer (Meaning)

Wordnet

bandoleer (n)

a broad cartridge belt worn over the shoulder by soldiers

Webster

Alt. of Bandolier

The mercenary swaggered through the town, his bandoleer filled with gleaming cartridges.
The infantryman's bandoleer contained a supply of extra ammunition for his rifle.
The outlaw's bandoliers crossed his chest, holding a formidable arsenal of weaponry.
The hunter's bandoleer was heavy with shotgun shells, anticipating a successful day's hunt.
The Mexican revolutionary's bandoleer displayed intricate silver decorations and a row of potent cartridges.
The wartime photograph captured a soldier's face, obscured by a bandoleer filled with life-saving ammunition.
The scout's bandoleer held an assortment of tools and supplies essential for survival in the wilderness.
The samurai's bandoleer contained a set of small throwing knives, ready for stealthy attacks.
The treasure hunter's bandoleer was filled with an eclectic collection of ancient coins and precious stones.
The pirate's bandoleer jingled with gold coins and a cache of stolen jewels.

a broad cartridge belt worn over the shoulder by soldiersAlt. of Bandolier

ribbon,baldric, Sam Browne belt, loop, obi, belt, ring,cestus, waistband, sash

No antonyms found.

The mercenary swaggered through the town, his bandoleer filled with gleaming cartridges.

The infantryman's bandoleer contained a supply of extra ammunition for his rifle.

The outlaw's bandoliers crossed his chest, holding a formidable arsenal of weaponry.

The hunter's bandoleer was heavy with shotgun shells, anticipating a successful day's hunt.