A cannon
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. artillery
  2. piece
  3. cannon
  4. ordnance
  5. rifle
  6. accelerate
  7. arquebus
  8. blunderbuss
  9. breech-loader
  10. derringer
  11. equalizer
  12. firearm
  13. flintlock
  14. heavy ordnance
  15. gunman
  16. flobert
  17. forty-five
  18. gatling-gun
  19. heater
  20. gunslinger
  21. howitzer
  22. krupp-gun
  23. magnum
  24. matchlock
  25. hired-gun
  26. musket
  27. pistol
  28. rev
  29. gun for hire
  30. revolver
  31. rod
  32. shotgun
  33. heavy weapon
  34. triggerman
  35. speed
  36. armstrong
  37. garling
  38. stanchion gun
  39. swivel-gun
  40. beretta
  41. Gatling
  42. thirty-eight
  43. hit-man
  44. bren
  45. lee-enfield
  46. tommy
  47. uzi
  48. garand
  49. lee-metford
  50. weapon
  51. hotchkiss
  52. winchester
  53. mannlicher
  54. hitman
  55. krupp
  56. martini-henry
  57. lancaster
  58. minie
  59. lewis
  60. torpedo
  61. mossberg
  62. luger
  63. marlin
  64. shooter
  65. paixhans
  66. mauser
  67. parrott
  68. spandau
  69. remington
  70. vickers
  71. snider
  72. vickers-maxim
  73. springfield
  74. y-gun
  75. stevens
  76. caliver
  77. chassepot
  78. escopeta
  79. culverin
  80. falconet
  81. firelock
  82. forty-four
  83. hackbut
  84. musketoon
  85. harquebus
  86. thirty-thirty
  87. petronel
To wound or kill with a firearm.
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. Also used with down: pick off
  2. shoot
  3. plug
A device suggestive of a gun
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. spray-gun
  2. air-brush
  3. grease-gun
  4. atomizer
  5. syringe
  6. tranquilizer gun
  7. quicken
  8. stimulate
  9. speed-up
  10. accelerate
  11. do well
  12. succeed
  13. gunman
  14. triumph
  15. start too soon
  16. act inappropriately
  17. give oneself away
  18. maintain one's position
  19. be firm
  20. sustain
A pedal that controls the throttle valve
(Noun)
A hand-operated pump that resembles a revolver; forces grease into parts of a machine
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. grease-gun

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