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powder and shot

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun powder and shot has 1 sense
  1. powder and shot - ammunition consisting of gunpowder and bullets for muskets
    --1 is a kind of
    ammunition, ammo

Definitions from the Web

Powder and Shot

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: Explosive materials used in firearms.

Usage: Powder and shot are essential components in loading a firearm.

Sample Sentence: The hunter carefully loaded his musket with powder and shot before heading into the woods.


Part of Speech: Phrase

Sense: A phrase often used to refer to the complete ammunition needed for firing a gun.

Usage: Make sure to stock up on powder and shot before you go hunting.

Sample Sentence: The gunsmith prepared a large supply of powder and shot for the upcoming shooting competition.


Part of Speech: Phrase

Sense: A popular saying or phrase used to suggest taking aggressive action.

Usage: The coach motivated the team with the words, "It's time to go for powder and shot to win this game!"

Sample Sentence: The candidates for the political office campaigned with the promise of going for powder and shot against corruption.


Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A nickname for a local tavern or pub.

Usage: Let's meet at the Powder and Shot for a drink after work.

Sample Sentence: The residents of the neighborhood often gather at the Powder and Shot to socialize and unwind.


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