blunderbusses in English

noun

1

a short-barreled large-bored gun with a flared muzzle, used at short range.

Arrived outside, they collected some blunderbusses , rifles and revolvers, and took up a position behind some sandhills.

2

an action or way of doing something regarded as lacking in subtlety and precision.

economists resort too quickly to the blunderbuss of regulation

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1. Greeble Blunderbusses are Greebles, specifically Evilized Greebles, that carry Blunderbusses

2. Blunderbusses: someone who bungles an effort.

3. What are synonyms for Blunderbusses?

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5. Three Ottoman Style Flintlock Dag/Knee Blunderbusses.

6. Synonyms for Blunderbusses in Free Thesaurus

7. Various types of Blunderbusses are available

8. There are a few books on the market which deal with Blunderbusses like "Borders Away", but none specifically about American and British Blunderbusses

9. Military Blunderbusses additionally sported fittings for the use of a bayonet

10. Unlike Greeble Screwballs, Greeble Blunderbusses fire directly at Skylanders

11. Synonyms for Bunglers. blunderbusses, blunderers, botchers, bumblers, butchers, fumblers, screwups.

12. Lot 6161: Three Ottoman Style Flintlock Dag/Knee Blunderbusses

13. There are a few books on the market which deal with Blunderbusses like "Borders Away", but none specifically about American and British Blunderbusses

14. Blunderbusses could have any type of period lockwork with known examples of

15. Blunderbusses are matchlock firearms used for hunting or in combat against groups of enemies

16. There are blunderbuss pistols, short muskets, long muskets, and swivel Blunderbusses. Captain Lewis replied in the affirmative when Clark suggested they obtain two Blunderbusses "hung on swivels in the stern" of the keelboat.

17. All Blunderbusses will now do the better of Pierce or Crush damage

18. Blunderbusses came in many forms and were used by the military and civilians alike

19. Despite this, like other firearms, Blunderbusses are capable of penetrating a wizard's Arcane Veil.

20. Blunderbusses are matchlock firearms used for hunting or in combat against groups of enemies

21. Blunderbusses came in many forms and were used by the military and civilians alike

22. 7 synonyms of Blunderbusses from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 2 related words, definitions, and antonyms

23. Blunderbusses could have most types of period lockwork, and snaplock, matchlock, wheellock, flintlock and even caplock examples exist

24. Many Blunderbusses had short stocks and were not designed to be fired from the shoulder like a musket

25. Description [edit edit source] Blunderbusses are matchlock firearms used for hunting or in combat against groups of enemies

26. More bizarrely, there are some rare examples of breechloading Blunderbusses, which went about as well as one would expect.

27. Despite this, like other firearms, Blunderbusses are capable of harming enemies protected by the Veil, including spirits and wizards' Arcane Veils.

28. Blunderbusses are one-handed ranged firearms, this weapon is commonly used for hunting and in certain situations, in combat

29. The Dragon Fire and Handcannon make similar references to real life Blunderbusses, which were frequently carved at the end to resemble dragons

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31. It is a small book in size and number of pages, but jammed with photos of different types of Blunderbusses which makes it

32. Blunderbusses were early versions ot the sawed off shotgun, though the shot did not spread as well as modern choke bored shotguns

33. It is a small book in size and number of pages, but jammed with photos of different types of Blunderbusses which makes it

34. Ogre Blunderbusses — Pack Contains: 8 x Ogre Blunderbuss 1 8 x Ogre Blunderbuss 2 8 x Ogre Blunderbuss 3 All miniatures supplied unpainted Sculpted by: David Summers

35. Blunderbusses were typically very short, with barrels under two feet (60 cm) in length, at a time when a typical musket barrel was over three feet (90 cm) long

36. ‘Messengers would travel by stagecoach armed with pistols and Blunderbusses, ready to shoot to kill any bandits or highwaymen.’ 2 An action or way of doing something regarded as lacking in …

37. Blunderbuss (plural Blunderbusses) An old style of muzzleloading firearm and early form of shotgun with a distinctive short, large caliber barrel that is flared at the muzzle, therefore able to fire scattered quantities of nails, stones, shot, etc