musketoon (Meaning)
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musketoon (n.)
A short musket.
One who is armed with such a musket.
Synonyms & Antonyms of musketoon
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musketoon Sentence Examples
- The musketeer raised his heavy musketoon, its barrel gleaming in the sunlight.
- The musketoon's thunderous roar echoed through the smoke-filled battlefield.
- The heavy discharge of musketoons created a deafening cacophony on the charge.
- The militia used their musketoons to defend against the British regulars.
- The musketoon was a fearsome weapon, capable of inflicting devastating wounds.
- The musketeer's musketoon was his lifeline and his symbol of authority.
- The musketoon was a crucial weapon in the American Revolution and other conflicts.
- The musketoon's long barrel allowed for increased accuracy and range.
- The musketeer carefully loaded his musketoon, knowing that it could be his last shot.
- The muskets and musketoons of the infantry poured a deadly hail of fire upon the enemy.
FAQs About the word musketoon
A short musket., One who is armed with such a musket.
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The musketeer raised his heavy musketoon, its barrel gleaming in the sunlight.
The musketoon's thunderous roar echoed through the smoke-filled battlefield.
The heavy discharge of musketoons created a deafening cacophony on the charge.
The militia used their musketoons to defend against the British regulars.
