to gun

Fire a gun at a person or animal to try to kill

To shoot a gun at a target

Start shooting at people or things with a gun

To fire a gun or hit something with a bullet

To shoot someone, often causing serious harm or death

Shoot many bullets very quickly at someone or something

Shoot birds, animals, or clay targets with a gun from the shoulder

A person people like and admire for being tough or clever

To force someone to do something by threatening them

Feeling strong pressure to finish something because of a deadline

To move quickly and attack often in sports or games

To start a project or activity

To say as a joke that you will kill yourself because you feel very frustrated

To say you want to kill yourself to show you feel very desperate, often offensive

To shoot someone, often causing serious harm or death

To act before the right time, often too soon

To try very hard to get a promotion or top position

To try to make someone look bad or get them into trouble

To try very hard and work quickly to finish something

Laws and rules that control buying, owning, and using guns

A large gun that fires many bullets very quickly, often used by soldiers

Clear proof that someone did something wrong

A small device that gives a short electric shock to stop a person moving for a short time

An event where people buy, sell, and look at guns

A small gun that shoots metal balls using air or gas

A store that sells guns and ammunition

An important person with power in a company or field

A toy that sprays water for children to play with

A small automatic weapon that uses pistol bullets

A toy that shoots a small stream of water

A hand tool that pushes metal clips into wood or fabric to hold them

A long metal tube in a gun that a bullet travels through when fired

A gun that shoots small paint-filled balls used in a game where players mark each other

A gun with several barrels that turn and fire quickly

A person paid to kill someone

A person hired to do a difficult or unpleasant job other people avoid

A small gun that holds six bullets in a rotating part

A container that holds and protects a gun for carrying or storing

Connected with guns, for example crimes or accidents that involve them

A part of a ship, plane, or vehicle that holds guns and turns to aim them

A person who is paid to kill someone with a gun

A short, powerful automatic gun used by soldiers and criminals in the early 1900s

A simple homemade pistol made from spare parts

A strong frame with wheels that holds a cannon for firing

A protected place built where a gun is placed and fired, often for defense

A gun fired to mark the start of a race

A device that shoots small pellets using compressed air instead of gunpowder

A hand tool that puts grease into machine parts

A tool like a gun that sends out paint or other liquid in tiny drops

A large gun on the ground that shoots at planes

A device that fires small gas containers like tear gas to make crowds move away

A device that makes and focuses a thin beam of electrons in a television or microscope

An automatic gun that one soldier can carry and use

A dog trained to help hunters by finding and bringing back birds

A woman who is the companion or girlfriend of a gangster

Smoke that comes out when a gun is fired

A small device on a gun that helps you aim

A gun someone hides in clothes or bags

A gun used to break up crowds that fires rubber bullets or tear gas

A weapon that reloads and keeps firing while you hold the trigger

A large movable weapon soldiers use on the battlefield to fire at enemy troops

A late 1800s machine that fires bullets automatically for soldiers

A lower deck on a warship with cannons along its length

The open front end of a gun barrel where a bullet comes out

A room on a warship where junior officers sleep, study and sometimes keep guns

A device that shoots a long pointed spear to catch large sea animals like whales or fish

A .45-caliber automatic gun used by soldiers, police, and gangsters in the 20th century

A small, light gun used by British soldiers in World War II

A large automatic gun with two barrels used to shoot at enemy planes

A light machine gun used by British soldiers in World War II

A small automatic gun like a pistol that fires bullets very quickly

A belt-fed machine gun used by US forces in World War II and the Korean War

A toy pistol or rifle that shoots corks

A large gun on the ground that shoots at enemy planes

Against owning or using guns

A person who wants laws to reduce gun ownership

An armored vehicle with a large gun on a tank body that supports soldiers and fights tanks

A rifle used by soldiers that can fire many shots quickly and has a large magazine

A gun fired once every minute to honor people at a funeral

A very small gun that people use to kill pests or to carry secretly

The space in a gun where a bullet sits before you fire it

A long, narrow microphone that picks up sound from far away in one direction

A suspended gun that measures bullet speed from its backward swing when fired

The top board on the side of a wooden boat that makes the side stronger

A small part on a gun that you pull to make it shoot

A protected platform that holds guns and can turn to aim at targets

A person who wants stricter gun laws and who others often insult

Starting something too soon without proper permission

Illegal actions by companies in a merger before regulators approve, such as sharing secret business information

The final lap of a race that starts with a gunshot

A long, thin microphone that you point at a sound to record it from far away

A tool like a corkscrew for pulling unfired bullets from a musket barrel