holster
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4.9
- noun
- /ˈhoʊlstər/
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funda
- The detective reached for his gun and slid it back into the holster.
You're buying this kit, this holster, this belt, this bag.
- You're buying this kit, this holster, this belt, this bag.
- I have my holster and my gun.
- We're going to build my favorite holster in movies.
- So I decided to this week build a holster that is dedicated for these three measuring and marking tools.
- So sit down because greenhorn, you don't want to know what's underneath this poncho in this holster.
- I love your holsters, man, love your holsters.
- I've been using this for these holsters for a long time.
- This dude has no shoes, no socks, no pants, calf holster gun right there.
- It was just kind of holster.
- Is he wearing a fucking Dick holster?
Examples
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On his belt is a holster rig cradling a .44 Magnum revolver.
Fiction book (1993) -
Put it in your holster!
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I have my holster and my gun.
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Just hold it in your holster for a second, okay?
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You gonna need a holster for that gun.
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Put it in the holster.
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This is literally the first time I took my gun out the holster.
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OK, why don't you put that in your holster like a normal person?
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You're buying this kit, this holster, this belt, this bag.
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Tom replaced the weapon in its holster and dropped a few paces behind the preacher.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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1.0
A box or container for holding and carrying things like bottles
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1.4
A thing that holds or supports other objects, like a pen stand
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6.5
A case worn over the shoulder that holds a gun under a jacket
Compounds
How Secure
Surface Forms
Etymology
Holster comes from an old German word hulstr that meant a 'hollow' or 'case', so you can think of a holster as a small hollow on your belt that holds a gun or tools.