Fire at
Gun
Gun verb - To strike with a missile from a gun.
Usage example: traded stories of the Wild West, when outlaws gunned men down in broad daylight and in cold blood
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Synonyms for Gun
Nearby Word: gunroom
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The gun is a literal—but unloaded—gun, which Todd must fire at his head hourly, or risk exploding.
Source: Film / Visioneers -
At the start of "Harley and Ivy", the Joker asks for the gun to fire at the pursuing Batmobile.
Source: "Bang!" Flag Gun - It doesn't work... however he's smart enough not to lower his gun, allowing him to immediately shoot Ali when the latter attempts to turn around and fire at him.
Source: Last-Second Chance
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