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1. (n.) slingshot
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Etymology: (1840–50, Amer.)
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| Definition of 'slingshot' |
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1. (noun) slingshot, sling, catapult
a plaything consisting of a Y-shaped stick with elastic between the arms; used to propel small stones
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Sense: (American) a catapult.
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 Afrikaans: rekker |
 Arabic: آلة إطلاق الطائِرَه من عل |
 Bulgarian: прашка |
 Brazilian: estilingue |
 Czech: prak |
 German: die Schleuder |
 Danish: katapult |
 Greek: σφεντόνα |
 Spanish: tirachinas |
 Estonian: kada, ragulka |
 Farsi: تير كمان |
 Finnish: ritsa |
 French: fronde |
 Hebrew: מִקלַע |
 Hindi: गुलेल |
 Croatian: dječja praćka (na rašlje) |
 Hungarian: csúzli |
 Indonesian: ketepel |
 Icelandic: teygjubyssa |
 Italian: fionda |
 Japanese: ぱちんこ |
 Korean: (항공) 비행기 사출기 |
 Lithuanian: timpa |
 Latvian: katapulta |
 Malay: lastik |
 Dutch: katapult |
 Norwegian: sprettert |
 Polish: proca |
 Persian: تير كمان |
 Pashto: (لښ) يو ډول ما شين چه په |
 Portuguese: fisga |
 Romanian: praştie |
 Russian: рогатка |
 Slovak: prak |
 Slovenian: frača |
 Serbian: katapult |
 Swedish: slangbåge |
 Thai: รูหนังสติ๊ก |
 Turkish: sapan |
 Taiwanese: (美國)彈弓 |
 Ukrainian: рогачка; катапульта |
 Urdu: گوپھن، فلاخن، گلیل |
 Vietnamese: súng cao su |
 Chinese: （美国）弹弓 |
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