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  1. gun-shot

    Formerly, the distance up to which a gun would throw a shot direct to its mark, without added elevation; as the "line of metal" (which see) was generally used in laying, this range was about 800 yards. But now that ranges are so greatly increased, with but slight additions to the elevation, the term will include the distances of ordinary "horizontal fire" (which see); as between ships, with rifled guns, it will not quite reach two miles: though when the mark is large, as a town or dockyard, it is still within long range at five miles' distance.

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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of gun-shot in Chaldean Numerology is: 6

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of gun-shot in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

Examples of gun-shot in a Sentence

  1. Nashville Fire Department:

    No other gun shot victims reported.

  2. Lafayette Police:

    It appears the shooter died from a self inflicted gun shot wound after discharging his weapon numerous times.

  3. Averick Walker:

    Hes innocent. He didnt shoot anybody, its sad that this detective sought to make him out to be a monster and hes not. When its all said and done, it will come out in the wash that the person who did fire the gun shot the gun to protect Teshaun Hightower.

  4. Katie Wright:

    April 11 was the worst day of my life, a police officer, who is supposed to serve and protect, took so much away from us. She took our baby boy away from us with a single gun shot to his heart and shattered mine.

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