Gardnern.
/ˈɡɑːdnə/, U.S. /ˈɡɑrdnər/ Used attributively and absolutely to designate a type of machine gun invented by Gardner, which has two to five barrels side by side.
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mitrailleuse1867
mitrailleur1869
Gatling gun1870
light machine gun1883
Gardner1884
Maxim1884
volley gun1884
Nordenfelt1885
Maxim1888
camel-gun1891
Maxim–Nordenfeldt gun1898
pom-pom1899
bomb Maxim1900
Lewis (machine) gun1913
Spandau guna1918
Vickers1917
LMG1922
Spandau1929
Bren1937
1884 Illustr. London News LXXXIV. 222/1 The force was drawn up..with three Gardners on the left and three Gatlings on the right.
1899 Daily News 30 Jan. 5/1 The workshops were turning out two Gardiners [sic] and two Maxims every month.
1903 A. Conan Doyle Green Flag 11 Caught in the blast of lead from a Gardner.
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