Catapult and Gun

Catapult

Catapult verb - To send through the air especially with a quick forward motion of the arm.

Usage example: catapulted a pumpkin into the next yard

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Gun and catapult are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gun" instead the word "Catapult" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: catapulting, catapulted

Gun verb - To strike with a missile from a gun.

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Catapult and gun are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Catapult" instead the word "Gun" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Word: gunroom

old	old catapult	old gun
single	single catapult	single gun
heavy	heavy catapult	heavy gun
small	small catapult	small gun
Other adjectives: powerful, actual, real, massive, large, loaded, enormous, huge, new, portable, automatic, classic, gigantic, different, giant, modern, high-powered, powered, stolen.

Like a Swiss Army knife, with just a flip of the wrist it can be a rocket launcher, shotgun, machine gun, grenade launcher, or chainsaw rocket catapult.

Source: Swiss Army Gun
As this was the early stages, shooting someone with, say, an elephant gun could very easily catapult them over a 10ft wall and across the map.

Source: Video Game / Hitman
The Straight and Arrow Path: Shaft, used a high-tech gravity-catapult longbow because he thought it looked cooler than a gun.

Source: Comic Book / Youngblood