pistolling Antonyms
Meaning of pistolling
pistolling
a handgun whose chamber is integral with the barrel, handgun, a notably sharp, spirited, or energetic person, a short firearm made to be aimed and fired with one hand
pistolling Sentence Examples
- The desperado was pistolling wildly into the air, creating chaos in the saloon.
- Despite the danger, he continued pistolling at his pursuers, determined to escape.
- The shootout erupted with gunmen pistolling from behind overturned tables.
- The bank robbery ended abruptly with the sound of pistolling echoing through the streets.
- He nervously gripped his pistol, pistolling at any movement in the darkness.
- The outlaw's reputation for pistolling down lawmen spread throughout the region.
- The detective narrowly avoided the pistolling of the criminal by diving behind a nearby crate.
- The gang members were caught on camera pistolling at the storefront during the robbery.
- She remembered the terrifying sound of pistolling during the war, haunting her dreams.
- The old gunslinger sat quietly in the corner, his days of pistolling long behind him.
FAQs About the word pistolling
a handgun whose chamber is integral with the barrel, handgun, a notably sharp, spirited, or energetic person, a short firearm made to be aimed and fired with on
firing (at), blasting (at), sniping (at), potshotting, bringing down, picking off, dispatching, shooting down, blowing away, doing in
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The desperado was pistolling wildly into the air, creating chaos in the saloon.
Despite the danger, he continued pistolling at his pursuers, determined to escape.
The shootout erupted with gunmen pistolling from behind overturned tables.
The bank robbery ended abruptly with the sound of pistolling echoing through the streets.
