musket|muskets in English

noun

[mus·ket || 'mʌskɪt]

heavy gun that was formerly used by infantry soldiers before the development of the rifle

Use "musket|muskets" in a sentence

1. This page also include Vietnamese muskets – since the early definition of musket is "heavy Arquebus".

2. I've seen'em fire muskets before.

3. I hear there's muskets out there.

4. The Prussian infantry levelled their muskets over the furniture barricade.

5. Culverin definition, medieval form of musket

6. You go a musket bullet is superior.

7. I hunted a musket two years ago.

8. Carbine, light, short-barrelled musket or rifle

9. Lorenzo gave me a deadline on my musket.

10. I hunted with a musket two years ago.

11. Take not a musket to kill a butterfly.

12. The Chink in the theory is that the invaders have superior muskets

13. Two of them knelt at her casement, with muskets at their side!

14. What does Culverin mean? An early, crudely made musket

15. Mounted a camel this unit a powerful musket a " jezail '. "

16. This right here is a musket used in the Civil War.

17. British Bayonets and British Scabbards for Military Rifles and Muskets for sale

18. Two of them knelt at her casement, with muskets at the side!

19. In olden times one had to charge a musket before firing.

20. By the end of the day, they numbered 2,800 men armed with rifles and muskets.

21. Sudden and loud as the sound of a soldier grounding his musket.

22. Somewhere, and not so very far off, there was a musket fight.

23. Origin: Muskets and revolvers have a lowered, half-Cocked, and full-cock position for the hammer

24. I am as accomplished with sword and musket as I am in verse.

25. So some seconds passed, till suddenly Joyce whipped up his musket and fired.