hipshot
- noun
- /ˈhɪpˌʃɑt/
Examples
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Then I spotted Lisa standing, hipshot, studying the fountain.
Fiction book (1992) -
So yeah, he's still a paper-thin token (hipshot, I don't think we're disagreeing).
Blog text (20) -
The cowboy fired a hipshot at the target without aiming, trusting his instincts.
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During the quick draw contest, he made a hipshot to impress the judges.
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She took a hipshot while moving, demonstrating her shooting skills under pressure.
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Etymology
Hipshot as a noun is literal: it is a shot fired from the hip, done 'without careful aim' because the shooter did not take time to aim. That's why a hipshot is a quick, not-aimed gunshot.