tipstock Antonyms
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Meaning of tipstock
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tipstock (n.)
The detachable or movable fore part of a gunstock, lying beneath the barrel or barrels, and forming a hold for the left hand.
tipstock Sentence Examples
- The tipstock was lost in the dusty attic, gathering cobwebs and memories.
- The antique tipstock was a prized possession of the collector, valued for its intricate carvings.
- The tipstaff extended his tipstock, signaling the arrival of the judge in court.
- The tipstock served as a symbol of authority and order in the courtroom.
- During the trial, the tipstock was responsible for maintaining decorum and delivering messages.
- The tipstock's uniform was adorned with a golden tipstock emblem, representing their role as guardians of justice.
- The tipstaff of the Speaker of the House was a ceremonial tipstock carried during official proceedings.
- The tipstock was used to tap the desks of lawmakers, calling them to attention and order.
- The tipstock of the constable was a symbol of their authority to make arrests and keep the peace.
- The tipstock had a long and storied history, spanning centuries of legal and legislative tradition.
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The detachable or movable fore part of a gunstock, lying beneath the barrel or barrels, and forming a hold for the left hand.
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The tipstock was lost in the dusty attic, gathering cobwebs and memories.
The antique tipstock was a prized possession of the collector, valued for its intricate carvings.
The tipstaff extended his tipstock, signaling the arrival of the judge in court.
The tipstock served as a symbol of authority and order in the courtroom.
