gunfighting
- noun
- /ˈɡʌnˌfaɪtɪŋ/
- I'd be willing to bet that after taking Rifle Gunfighting with a WASR, you'll find out that it is capable if you are.
Examples
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Mattman is hosting Rifle Gunfighting in Tunica, Mississippi this coming March.
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Well, I guess I won't be doing any more gunfighting.
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- You were through with gunfighting.
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Arrested two weeks ago on a charge of gunfighting for profit in New Vegas, Thailand, US territory.
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I've stayed away from gunfighting.
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There went the bosom of my family, Having tried religion, snake-oil and gunfighting unsuccessfully, I took a partner, become a respectable storekeeper, and married Olga, a Swedish girl who couldn't hardly speak no English.
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The movie's climax featured an intense scene of gunfighting between rival gangs.
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She learned the art of gunfighting to defend herself in dangerous situations.
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During the training session, the soldiers practiced their gunfighting skills in realistic scenarios.
Synonyms
A violent fight in which people fire guns at each other
A short battle where armed people shoot at each other
A short fight where people shoot at each other with guns
A violent fight with guns to kill or scare people
Skill in handling and shooting guns accurately and safely
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Gunfighting starts with gun, meaning 'a weapon that shoots', and adds fight, meaning 'to fight'. So gunfighting is simply fighting with guns or the skill of using guns in a fight.