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Meanings of blunderbuss in English
Usage of blunderbuss in English
1
The landlord almost tumbled in; he was armed with a big blunderbuss.
2
Use it or not, but remember this: a mindbolt isn't a blunderbuss.
3
But it can outshoot and outkill the blunderbuss, with very little bother.
4
With an old blunderbuss of a shot-gun he had routed the I.W.W.
5
The dwarf called Cruik checked the charge in an old-fashioned blunderbuss Neutrino.
6
As ever, Sacha Baron Cohen's robust satire is fired from a blunderbuss.
7
He bought a blunderbuss, two pairs of pistols, and a huge housedog.
8
A musketeer ran over to Kip, pointed a blunderbuss at his head.
9
But there's one consolation for you, sir,-myblunderbuss don't go off easy.
10
A flared blunderbuss flapped on his back, along with a black shield.
11
One fellow was in the act of loading an old blunderbuss.
12
The proof came presently in the unmistakable report of Jones's blunderbuss.
13
Cutter swung his pistol with dangerous imprecision, Pomeroy levelled his blunderbuss.
14
For the same reason he was permitted to arm himself with his blunderbuss.
15
Bring hither my blunderbuss; I'll warrant ye you shall see daylight through them.
16
Mills first appeared with the blunderbuss, then the footman, then Fairthorn.
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