Jerk
Jerk verb - To move or cause to move with a sharp quick motion.
To shoot
Both terms in one sentence
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Liz calls her jerk of an ex-boyfriend, Jack argues with his past, alternate-universe, and future selves, and Tracy tries to shoot Kenneth.
Source: Everybody Must Get Stoned -
His solution is to shoot M in the arm, causing her to jerk out of the way enough for him to get a clean shot at the terrorist.
Source: Human Shield - To make the choice a difficult one however, at the last minute he reveals he has two daughters and begs Ethan not to shoot, however he has already chased Ethan around like a jerk and revealed his occupation.
Source: Asshole Victim / Video Games
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