concealed-carry

[kuh n-seeld-kar-ee]

verb (used with or without object), con·cealed-car·ried, con·cealed-car·ry·ing.

to carry a concealed gun or other weapon in public.

concealed carry

[kuh n-seeld kar-ee]

noun

the practice of carrying a concealed gun or other weapon in public.

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Florida is a state where one in 17 people have a concealed-carry firearm.
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Lloyd Grove
March 27, 2014
Of course, visitors could still bring guns into the gallery if they had a concealed-carry license.
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Caitlin Dickson
December 29, 2013
So she decided to do something about it—and launch her own line of concealed-carry handbags.
Concealed Carry Handbags: An Evening Bag for Your Gun?
Erin Cunningham
October 15, 2013
Disagreement between sheriffs ignited a delayed reaction to a 2011 Iowa law that allows the blind to get concealed-carry permits.
Iowa Debates Concealed-Carry Permits for the Blind
Miranda Green
September 10, 2013
I had two trips planned during the month, but my concealed-carry permit is not recognized in California or Washington, D.C.
‘Stupid,’ ‘Immoral,’ ‘Dangerous,’ ‘Coward’: My Month With a Gun
Heidi Yewman
July 22, 2013