Instinct and Pistol

Instinct

Instinct noun - Inborn pattern of behavior often responsive to specific stimuli.

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Pistol and instinct are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pistol" instead a noun "Instinct".

Pistol noun - A very energetic person.

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Instinct and pistol are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Instinct" instead a noun "Pistol".

Nearby Word: Pistole

good	good instinct	good pistol
full	full instinct	full pistol
similar	similar instinct	similar pistol
common	common instinct	common pistol
Other adjectives: original, single, simple, powerful, massive, big, huge, little, suppressed.

In Fatal Instinct, the protagonist's wife and lover conspire to kill the protagonist to collect his life insurance, under highly specific circumstances which which will invoke a triple indemnity clause (Namely, he has to be shot with a pistol, fall out of a north-bound train, and land in a river).

Source: Insurance Fraud

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