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Meanings of hit man in English
Portuguese
pistoleiro Catalan
assassí professional 
A professional killer who uses a gun.
Usage of hit man in English
1
Then they tell me he's a real hit man, wadda y' know?
2
He's a former Soviet hit man from one of the intelligence services.
3
One reading of the crime scene pointed to a forensically aware hit man.
4
The likelihood that a hit man would do time is almost 100 percent.
5
That could easily be the way he found his hit man.
6
Was Blunt really some kind of hit man for the LDA?
7
You want a hit man, you can probably find that, too.
8
Both of you have been wondrous kind to a hard- hit man.
9
The discovery chilled me even more than the letter to the hit man.
10
Sooner or later one of them gets lucky, and no more hit man.
11
If you were a hit man, you'd pick an isolated spot, wouldn't you?
12
Thomas Tobin, the surly, sneaky, undercover hit man, was so lovable.
13
He was terrific as a slick hit man in William Friedkin's Killer Joe.
14
It's like the guy is some kind of genius hit man.
15
He said he hired and paid hit man Mark Despres to kill Clinton.
16
The hit man hovered over him and looked mean as hell.
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