teer
- noun
- Indian
- The archer carefully placed the teer on the bowstring before taking aim.
Examples
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In traditional festivals, skilled participants compete by shooting the teer at distant targets.
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He collected each teer after the archery practice was finished.
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He shot a teer at the target.
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The archer aimed carefully to hit the teer.
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In traditional festivals, skilled participants compete by shooting the teer at distant targets.
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The archer carefully placed the teer on the bowstring before taking aim.
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He collected each teer after the archery practice was finished.
Synonyms
A small pointed weapon shot from a bow
An arrow with a blunt tip used for safe target practice
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Etymology
Teer (the dark sticky substance) is a dialect form of the English word tar, which means a 'sticky black material' used to seal and waterproof things, so teer refers to the same protective substance.