headshot
- noun
- /ˈhɛdˌʃɑt/
- Offensive
- What's wrong with the headshot?
But yeah, to survive a headshot again, lower caliber, smaller velocity.
- But yeah, to survive a headshot again, lower caliber, smaller velocity.
- He got knocked out cold, headshot dead, as Leon says, spectacular, put to sleep.
- I know the professional gamers pretty much in my kink in life is watching shroud headshot kill my boyfriend.
Examples
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I've gotta go in with this headshot.
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Left with no option, Sam springs from cover and pops the guard in the face with a headshot.
Blog text (3) -
Mine was a headshot, clean.
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I had to hold onto their shoulder and then just get the headshot, you know, like that.
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Seconds later... I take Calvini out with a headshot.
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Take your time and line up your shots to get headshots.
Blog text (31) -
A few clean headshots later, and he sprints up to a rock cliff.
Blog text (3) -
You can refill it by, for instance, hiding bodies; taking out targets; headshots, I think, refill it too.
Blog text (30) -
Blade moves like speed personified, firing off one, two, three headshots with brain-numbing accuracy, cutting down the vampires where they stand.
Fiction book (1998) -
The assassin aimed carefully before delivering a fatal headshot that ended the mission.
Synonyms
To fire a gun or hit something with a bullet
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Etymology
Headshot joins the parts head and shot, meaning a 'shot' aimed at the 'head'. In video games and real life, a headshot is a hit to the head that often causes instant death or very serious damage.