History
History
Synonyms
UK
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Meaning:
archery

the sport of shooting with a bow and arrows

arm, armament

coerce

the force a person to be obedient, do something etc

compel, press

compel

to force (a person or thing) to do something

force to act

concuss

to injure the brain of (a person) by concussion

induce, compel

constrain

to use force or strong persuasion on (a person)

force; restrain

equalizer

the goal scored when equalizing

weapon that shoots

gun

any kind of weapon that sends shells or bullets from a metal tube

weapon that shoots

harpoon

(to use) a spear on a rope, thrown by hand or fired from a gun, for catching (large sea-animals)

arm, armament

look out

to be careful; take care

be wary

oblige

to force, compel, (a person) to do something (by law, a necessity etc); to do something for (a person) as a favour or in answer to a request

require

pressurize

to use pressure on a person

induce, compel

pressurized

(of a plane etc) with its internal air-pressure controlled

induce, compel

protect

to keep (a person, thing) safe (from danger, enemies, attack)

take care of; guard from harm

quiz

a general knowledge test or game

questioning, often in an organized academic setting

revolver

a kind of gun with a revolving part that makes it possible to fire a number of bullets without reloading

arm, armament

watch out

to be careful (about a possible danger)

be wary

weapon

something designed for, or used in fighting or struggling (e.g. swords, guns, bombs, fists, a strike by workers)

arm, armament

SHOTGUN as in Wiktionary
SHOTGUN as in Wikipedia