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A fight involving shooting small arms with the intent to kill or frighten.

Usage of gunplay in anglès

I'm thirty-seven years old and I haven't practiced gunplay for a year. 
 The Robot Who Looked Like Me 

If it actually came to gunplay I'd back the monkeys any day. 
 Wired 

The slow-motion gunplay suggests that familiar violent ballets will be played out. 
 The Irish Times 

But I don't propose to stand for any more of that gunplay. 
 When Egypt Went Broke: A Novel 

Rusty's nerves untensed somewhat; he didn't think there would be any gunplay today. 
 Swan Song 

We are supposedly getting Starbucks soon, so anything is possible, but gunplay, no. 
 Priest 

Of Holden's four, that was the only guy who'd seen serious gunplay before. 
 Leviathan Wakes 

If it comes down to gunplay, couldn't hurt none to have Emmet along. 
 Savage 

We can't even have a farewell dinner without it being interrupted by gunplay. 
 Murder and salutations 

There will be explosions and gunplay, fist fights and high kicks. 
 The Guardian 

The gunplay is fast and furious, the pacing unrelenting and the visuals top-notch. 
 Wired 

This Sheriff Kern is a fighting idiot, and loves a gunplay. 
 The Rangeland Avenger 

White chips is a dime, limit is a dollar and no gunplay goes. 
 At Good Old Siwash 

The crowd blinked; but when it opened its eyes the gunplay had not occurred. 
 Gunman's Reckoning 

As such, gunplay was the game's most significant combat mechanism. 
 The Guardian 

But if it came to gunplay they were all lost. 
 Quicksilver 

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Meanings of gunplay in anglès