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Meanings of indian shot in English
Spanish
achira Canna grown especially for its edible rootstock from which arrowroot starch is obtained.
Usage of indian shot in English
1
An Indian shot her before she got within sixty yards of us.
2
An Indian shot a lighted arrow into the church and set it on fire.
3
Once an Indian shot at Washington from behind a tree.
4
While Oglethorpe was at Charlestown, in June 1733, an Indian shot himself in the vicinity.
5
Passing at full speed within seventy-five yards of the stockade-fence the Indian shot his arrow.
6
The Indian shot Dick-inthe leg and ran away.
7
His horse for a moment stood stock-still, watching the buffalo, while the Indian shot his arrow.
8
Suddenly, with the deftness of a panther, an Indian shot forward and lifted me high in his arms.
9
An Indian shot a fawn the same day we let that go, and in the same direction he went.
10
She said she was up in the walnut-tree when an Indian shot her mother, and coming up, forced her to go with him.
11
When the Indian shot many fire-arrows up in rapid succession he was signaling to his friends that his enemies were too many for him.
12
As we were on our Road this Morning, our Indian shot at a Tyger, that cross'd the Way, he being a great Distance from us.
13
"Such are my orders," said Lee, whereupon the Indian shot one, and Lee, dragging the other to the ground, cut her throat.