Glock
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- proper noun
- /ɡlɑk/
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Glock
- GUN RANGE: Becky, in shooting goggles and ear muffs, fires a Glock-17 9mm pistol with both hands.
- a Glock pistol
- a Glock handgun
- a semiautomatic Glock
Well, if you're holding a Glock and your hand seizes, not a good thing, right?
- Well, if you're holding a Glock and your hand seizes, not a good thing, right?
- He reaches down, he goes to pull out a Glock.
- Then he said you can carry a gun, but if they find it, they're going to know you're a cop because it's a Glock and not a piece of shit off the street.
- I mean, I slept with a, a Glock BB gun underneath my pillow.
- I want to see that my title was, it was, it was AAI generated image of a, a Glock on a LGBTQ whatever flag.
Examples
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Glock 19.
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That is a Glock.
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A white guy has registered a Glock for protection.
Fiction book (1997) -
It's for the Glock 45... we found at the scene.
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Then one night I find her pointing a Glock at me in the kitchen.
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My man knows his way around a Glock subcompact.
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This is a Glock.
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I want to carry my 9mm Glock for which I am trained and licensed in TX.
Blog text (6) -
The officer who fired the shots from his 9mm Glock service weapon is a 30-year police veteran, police said.
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A 9mm semi-automatic Glock was found lying on the floor next to her body.
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Etymology
Glock comes from the family name of the man who made the pistols, and that name comes from the German word Glocke meaning 'bell', so a 'Glock' became the common name for the handgun made by his company.