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crack shot

 

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Noun crack shot has 1 sense
  1. marksman, sharpshooter, crack shot - someone skilled in shooting
    --1 is a kind of shot, shooter
    --1 has particulars:
     deadeye; franc-tireur; rifleman; sniper; Oakley, Annie Oakley

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Crack Shot

Description:

A crack shot is a person who has exceptional skill and accuracy in shooting with firearms.

As a popular term, it is predominantly used to describe someone who is highly proficient in marksmanship and has a remarkable ability to hit targets with great precision.

On a local level, crack shot can also refer to a specific individual known within a community for their exceptional shooting abilities.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Skilled Marksman:

Example Sentence: The crack shot hit the bullseye with every shot, impressing everyone at the shooting range.

2. Noun - Exceptional Shooter:

Example Sentence: As a crack shot, she was recruited by the special forces for her unrivaled shooting skills.

3. Noun - Local Shooting Expert:

Example Sentence: The annual shooting competition is dominated by the local crack shot, who has won the title for the past three years.

4. Adjective - Highly Accurate:

Example Sentence: The sniper rifle is known for its crack shot accuracy, making it a popular choice among professional snipers.

5. Adjective - Skilled and Precise:

Example Sentence: The crack shot archer hit the target dead center, earning a perfect score in the competition.

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