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Traditional English :: weapon
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weapon.html - n. 1 a thing designed or used or usable for inflicting bodily harm (e.g. a gun or cosh). 2 a means employed for trying to gain the advantage in a conflict (irony is a double-edged weapon). weaponed adj. (also in comb.). weaponless adj. [OE w |
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Traditional English :: weaponry
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weapon.html - n. weapons collectively. |
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Traditional English :: weapon
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weapon.html - n. 1 a thing designed or used or usable for inflicting bodily harm (e.g. a gun or cosh). 2 a means employed for trying to gain the advantage in a conflict (irony is a double-edged weapon). weaponed adj. (also in comb.). weaponless adj. [OE w |
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Traditional English :: weaponry
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weapon.html - n. weapons collectively. |
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Traditional English :: weapon
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weapon.html - n. 1 a thing designed or used or usable for inflicting bodily harm (e.g. a gun or cosh). 2 a means employed for trying to gain the advantage in a conflict (irony is a double-edged weapon). weaponed adj. (also in comb.). weaponless adj. [OE w |
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Traditional English :: weaponry
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weapon.html - n. weapons collectively. |
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