diabolo
- noun
- /diˈæbələʊ/
- Specialized
- He examined the shape of the diabolo to ensure it would fly straight and true.
Examples
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For better accuracy, many competitors prefer using a diabolo when practicing at the range.
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The shooter carefully loaded a diabolo into his air rifle before aiming at the target.
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The diabolo is essential for accurate shooting.
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He prefers using a diabolo for better accuracy.
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The shooter carefully loaded a diabolo into his air rifle before aiming at the target.
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For better accuracy, many competitors prefer using a diabolo when practicing at the range.
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He examined the shape of the diabolo to ensure it would fly straight and true.
Synonyms
A small round piece of lead that a musket fires
A solid metal ball used in cannons in the past
A flat-nosed bullet that makes clean round holes in paper targets
A piece of metal fired from a rifle, originally round but later long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diabolo is also used for a small airgun pellet because the pellet has a thin middle like the toy's hourglass shape, so the toy's name was borrowed to describe that shape.