Meanings of musketoon in English

The possession of the musketoon gave him confidence touching the issue.

A musketoon fired over their heads had the effect of driving them off.

And Adam Andrews, sitting next him, saw him lay hands upon his musketoon.

He had a musketoon over his shoulder and an ax stuck in his girdle.

As they approached the walls a musketoon was fired, and the alarm bell of the church instantly rang out.

There was a wretched old musketoon stuck into the waistband of Quint's pants; Reynolds hadn't seen one in years.

Some one had lifted the musketoon from the cutter and mounted it on an improvised swivel by the main hatchway.

He of the musketoon heard the swish of a sword being drawn, and saw the glitter of the blade in the dark.

If you and the Prince live long enough, I shall see you carry a musketoon yet, and not one of the latest pattern, either.

Despite Cynthia's orders not to fire, he of the musketoon raised his weapon under cover of the darkness and blazed at the approaching shadow.

Musketoon's cloying sweetness tried to conceal an alcohol content sufficient to strip paint.

In a friendly, almost wheedling, voice he went on to Nessler, It's Musketoon.

Volley after volley were fired, from the musketoons and arquebuses, into the wood.

They will be well-armed with blunderbusses, musketoons, pistols, and well-sharpened swords.

The small arms were matchlocks, snaphainces, musketoons, blunderbusses, pistols, halberts, swords, and hangers.

For the next half-hour we were just within extreme range of the carbines and musketoons.