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shooter
[shoo-ter]
noun
a person who shoots shoot with a gun, bow, etc..
efforts to capture the shooter.
a gun (often used in combination).
a six-shooter.
a person who shoots a ball, puck, etc., at a goal.
a thing that shoots.
The meteor shower had many bright shooters.
a marble used to shoot at other marbles in a game.
a person who sets off explosives in oil-drilling operations.
Informal., a professional or amateur photographer.
an alcoholic drink served in a shot glass or contained in a miniature bottle.
a dessert or other food served in a shot glass or other very small container (usually used in combination).
soup shooters; shooters of chocolate mousse.
the container itself.
white ceramic shooters.
shooter
/ ˈʃuːtə /
noun
a person or thing that shoots
slang, a gun
cricket a ball that unexpectedly travels low on pitching
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
After all, Charlie Kirk’s shooter didn’t even vote in the last election.
On the street bordering the prison camp to the northeast, the report said, a shooter opened fire toward a house in the opposite direction of the prison.
Special Forces operatives have worked with American videogame company Activision Blizzard as advisers on its phenomenally successful Call of Duty first-person shooter franchise, while the U.S. military has used such games to boost recruitment.
It's the latest entry in a long-running military shooter series often framed as a grittier, more realistic answer to Call of Duty.
The attorney general’s office closed the case in spring 2024, determining the shooters acted in self-defense under the state’s stand-your-ground law, which allows lethal force against deadly threats.
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