slungshot

[sluhng-shot]

slungshot Definition

  • 1a weapon consisting of a weight, as a stone or a metal ball, attached to a short leather or cloth cord. It is used chiefly in the southern U.S.
  • 2a similar weapon consisting of a strip of leather or other flexible material fastened to the end of a short cord

Using slungshot: Examples

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  • Example

    The use of slungshots is illegal in most states.

  • Example

    He was arrested for carrying a slungshot in his pocket.

slungshot Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for slungshot

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Summary: slungshot in Brief

A 'slungshot' [sluhng-shot] is a weapon consisting of a weight, such as a stone or metal ball, attached to a short leather or cloth cord. It is illegal in most states and is primarily used in the southern United States. Synonyms include 'blackjack' and 'sap.'