barillet (Meaning)
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barillet (n.)
A little cask, or something resembling one.
Synonyms & Antonyms of barillet
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barillet Sentence Examples
- The gunsmith carefully inspected the barillet, ensuring that it was in perfect working order.
- The revolver's barillet held six rounds, allowing the shooter to fire multiple shots in quick succession.
- The barillet of the antique pistol was intricately engraved with scenes of hunting and battle.
- The watchmaker meticulously cleaned and oiled the barillet of the pocket watch, ensuring that it would keep accurate time.
- The barillet of the music box was filled with tiny pins that, when plucked, produced a beautiful melody.
- The barillet of the pepper mill was filled with freshly ground peppercorns, ready to be sprinkled on a delicious meal.
- The barillet of the kaleidoscope was filled with colorful beads and mirrors, creating a dazzling display of patterns.
- The barillet of the lottery machine contained hundreds of balls, each representing a different prize.
- The barillet of the slot machine spun rapidly, the sound of the clicking metal filling the air with excitement.
- The barillet of the roulette wheel was divided into numbered slots, each representing a different outcome.
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A little cask, or something resembling one.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gunsmith carefully inspected the barillet, ensuring that it was in perfect working order.
The revolver's barillet held six rounds, allowing the shooter to fire multiple shots in quick succession.
The barillet of the antique pistol was intricately engraved with scenes of hunting and battle.
The watchmaker meticulously cleaned and oiled the barillet of the pocket watch, ensuring that it would keep accurate time.
