har·que·bus 
(härkə-bəs, -kwə-) also ar·que·bus (är-)
(härkə-bəs, -kwə-) also ar·que·bus (är-)n.
A heavy portable matchlock gun invented during the 1400s. Also called hackbut.
[Obsolete French harquebuse, from Old French, alteration of Middle Dutch hakebus : hake, hook; see keg- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + busse, gun (from Late Latin buxis, box; see BOX1).]
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