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Traditional English :: rifling
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rifling.html - n. the arrangement of grooves on the inside of a gun's barrel. |
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Traditional English :: rifling
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rifling.html - n. the arrangement of grooves on the inside of a gun's barrel. |
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Traditional English :: rifle(1)
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rifling.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a gun with a long rifled barrel, esp. one fired from shoulder-level. 2 (in pl.) riflemen. --v.tr. make spiral grooves in (a gun or its barrel or bore) to make a bullet spin. rifle bird any dark green Australian bird of paradise of the genus Ptiloris. rifle-range a place for rifle-practice. rifle-shot 1 the distance coverable by a shot from a rifle. 2 a shot fired with a rifle. [OF rifler graze, scratch f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: rifle(2)
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rifling.html - v.tr. & (foll. by through) intr. 1 search and rob, esp. of all that can be found. 2 carry off as booty. [ME f. OF rifler graze, scratch, plunder f. ODu. riffelen] |
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Traditional English :: rifleman
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rifling.html - n. (pl. -men) 1 a soldier armed with a rifle. 2 a small yellow and green New Zealand bird, Acanthisitta chloris. |
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Traditional English :: rifling
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rifling.html - n. the arrangement of grooves on the inside of a gun's barrel. |
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