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Results for: projectiles shot from a weapon ]; something used to attackTranslations 1 - 30 of 367
English	English
projectiles shot from a weapon ]; something used to attack	ammo (ammunition)
(archaic) shirt that soldiers wear over their uniform as to be able to recognize one another during a night attack; surprise military attack carried out at night by soldiers wearing "camisados", surprise attack	camisado
(French) weapon, instrument for use in attack or defense in combat (i.e. sword, gun, claws, etc.)	arme
(Slang) attack, fit; attack of anger; noisy party, violent outburst	wingding
(Slang) knife used as a weapon (especially a switchblade)	shiv
(Slang) loud noise; swindle; trap; ambush; competition or game organized with an opponent who can be defeated without effort, arrangement, organization; scheme; camera position ready for a specific shot, assemble; arrrange; establish; operate; cause so...	set tub
(Slang) missing, broken; (British Slang) shot down, dead	gone for a burton
,, make short fast punch, punch sharply, punching movement, short sharp punch, shot, thrust, poke; punch, hit; inject with a hypodermic needle (Slang), poke; quick punch, blow; injection (British Slang)	jab
18thC infantry weapon	spontoon
a rebound following a collision, billiards shot, cannon, hit and bounce back (of a ball); make a carom (Billiards), hitting of two balls in succession (Billiards); striking and bouncing back, pool shot, rebound off a ball, rebound off something or caus...	carom
ability to penetrate, attack that enters enemy territory, degree of success in a market, depth projectile goes into a target, entering or passing through, insertion of penis, passing into, piercing, permeation; understanding; comprehension	penetration
able to resist bullets, impervious to bullets, protected against bullets, invulnerable to attack, make impervious to bullets	bulletproof
absence of justification, inexcusability; state of being unprotectable, incapability of being defended against an attack	indefensibility
accessing of database or Internet file, affect somebody or something badly, arrive at specified level, attack, base hit, bat, collision, come into contact, come to mind, conform to something, effect of drug, give somebody information, give somebody som...	hit
accusation, accuse somebody of crime, amount of money asked, an order to do something, ask money for something, attack in a rush, criticize, debit, electric property of matter, enough explosive for detonation, enough to fill something, entrust; order, ...	charge
accustom to killing, clean inside of animal skin, flesh and blood, flesh-color, get blood on weapon, human skin as outer surface, instruct animal by feeding, meat excluding birds and fish, meat of animals, people, physical aspect of humanity, pierce fl...	flesh
acquire monopoly of, area enclosed by converging lines, control of a market, difficult situation, force into difficult position, hold at bay; gain advantage on the market; approach; catch, trap, in corner of something, intended for corner, kick or shot...	corner
act as leader of event, driving force in event, head, be at the front, leading forces in military attack, pointed head of spear, sharp pointed end of a spear; leader of an attacking force; driving force	spearhead
act like somebody, adopt something, cause disease, come to be or have, feeling associated with an action, influence, influence; move someone (emotionally); attack (of a disease); act as if, pretend; have a certain disposition towards; have an affinity ...	affect
act of advancing, act of shoving or thrusting; shove, thrust; application of pressure; assault, attack; initiative, enterprise; help, add data to pushdown list, advance against enemy, advance by using pressure or force, continuous nudging shot with sti...	push
act of dismissing from a job; setting on fire, igniting; shooting of a gun; shot of a gun; fuel for a fire; baking of ceramics in a kiln; exposing to heat, process of baking ceramics	firing
act of firing, ask or say something rapidly, dash, direct something quickly, fire a weapon or projectile, fire a weapon; injure or kill a person or animal by gunfire; hunt; radiate, emit; film, photograph; launch a missile or artillery shell; germinate...	shoot
act of forcing back attack, disgust somebody, force back military attack, refusal, rejection; repulsion, act of driving away, refuse, rebuff; repel, drive away, spurn somebody	repulse
act of hiding in order to make a surprise attack, concealment before attack, hide before attack, hide in order to make a surprise attack, place of concealment before attack, somebody waiting in ambush	ambush
act of hitting ball, attempt, attempt to score, blasting explosion, bullet or cannonball, camera view, chance at winning, continuous uninterrupted film sequence, filled with particular quality, firing of a bullet or other projectile from a weapon; rang...	shot
act of pounding, attack continuously, avoirdupois unit of weight, beat something to pulp or powder, British unit of force, coin or bill worth a pound, common unit of currency, enclosure for stray animals, enclosure for vehicles or other goods, place fo...	pound
act of recording something again, film something again, photograph or film sequence that is reshot, recapture something, take back, take again; film again, rephotograph, take shot again	retake
act of seizing something, disease attack, emotional fit, fact of being seized, sudden attack of disease (such as epilepsy); expropriation, confiscation; instance of taking control	seizure
act of setting on fire; flame, blaze; gunshot; bonfire; glow; excitement; passion, bake in a kiln, command to shoot, continuous attack, destroy with fire, destructive burning of something, discharge bullet, discharge from guns, dismiss from a job; set ...	fire
act of stabbing somebody, act of stabbing; thrust, blow; attempt, try; sudden intense feeling (usually painful), hurt like a knife wound, jab finger or object at, pierce or wound with a pointed weapon or other object; make a stabbing movement, severe c...	stab

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