Ammo and Propellant

Ammo

Ammo noun - Projectiles to be fired from a gun.
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Synonyms for Ammo

Propellant and ammo are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Propellant" instead a noun "Ammo".

Propellant

Propellant noun - Any substance that propels.
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Synonyms for Propellant

Ammo and propellant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ammo" instead a noun "Propellant".

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  • Literature / The Chronicles of Amber The bullets then have to be produced on Earth shadows where the purchaser has to find somebody willing to make custom ammo with completely inert powder as a propellant, again in limited quantities to avoid attracting the attentions of governments.
  • In most situations, the "Propellant Tank" is more useful, in terms of total energy recharged, than the "Solar Panel" or "Yggdrasil Drive"note +150 max EN (the same goes, to a lesser extent, the "Cartridge"note Replenishes all ammo; one use per scenario and other expendables).
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