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Definition of pepper spray in English: pepper spraynoun An aerosol spray containing oils derived from cayenne pepper, irritant to the eyes and respiratory passages and used as a disabling weapon. Example sentencesExamples - The effects of the spray are similar to the milder pepper spray which targets the eyes, nose and mouth.
- After the attack, the officers doused the man in pepper spray to try to disable him.
- He also believes that one of the men may have smelt pungently after his escape as the pepper spray would have hung on his clothes for some time.
- This is where you pull the trigger, push the button on your pepper spray, call for backup or any number of other actions.
- It was thought likely that the 35 feeling unwell did so as a result of the pepper spray used by police on the man.
- Not until then had she thought that bringing her pepper spray would've been a good idea, but it was too late then.
- He stuck the pepper spray out the window and started to deploy that at our officer.
- If pepper spray is not legal to use, there are other options that you can carry that are perfectly legal to carry.
- Witnesses also reported the use of pepper spray and rubber bullets to control the angry protesters who had defied a ban to march.
- One can only imagine the effect pepper spray has on those with asthma or other respiratory problems.
- I tried to explain to him but he sprayed pepper spray on my eyes.
- When he got stopped a few months ago he sprayed pepper spray in the face of a police officer.
- Get pepper spray and spray it liberally around the boundaries of your property.
- I thought of arming myself with pepper spray as a weapon but never got any, or needed it.
- At this instant, reaching nervously for his pepper spray, he told me I was going to jail for being dangerously drunk.
- My hand curled around the pepper spray in my coat pocket, but then I recognized the driver when he switched a light on.
- Sorry, I'm just in a bad mood because the pepper spray is still wearing off.
- She backed into a corner, holding the pepper spray out before her, like a crucifix to ward off a vampire.
- Police moved up behind us and a moment or two later sprayed pepper spray into the crowd.
- Doug had hoped he would not need his pepper spray, and only saw some minor bear signs on the way up.
Definition of pepper spray in US English: pepper spraynoun An aerosol spray containing oils derived from cayenne pepper, irritating to the eyes and respiratory passages and used as a disabling weapon. Example sentencesExamples - He also believes that one of the men may have smelt pungently after his escape as the pepper spray would have hung on his clothes for some time.
- Not until then had she thought that bringing her pepper spray would've been a good idea, but it was too late then.
- She backed into a corner, holding the pepper spray out before her, like a crucifix to ward off a vampire.
- I tried to explain to him but he sprayed pepper spray on my eyes.
- It was thought likely that the 35 feeling unwell did so as a result of the pepper spray used by police on the man.
- After the attack, the officers doused the man in pepper spray to try to disable him.
- The effects of the spray are similar to the milder pepper spray which targets the eyes, nose and mouth.
- If pepper spray is not legal to use, there are other options that you can carry that are perfectly legal to carry.
- One can only imagine the effect pepper spray has on those with asthma or other respiratory problems.
- When he got stopped a few months ago he sprayed pepper spray in the face of a police officer.
- At this instant, reaching nervously for his pepper spray, he told me I was going to jail for being dangerously drunk.
- Doug had hoped he would not need his pepper spray, and only saw some minor bear signs on the way up.
- Witnesses also reported the use of pepper spray and rubber bullets to control the angry protesters who had defied a ban to march.
- He stuck the pepper spray out the window and started to deploy that at our officer.
- I thought of arming myself with pepper spray as a weapon but never got any, or needed it.
- My hand curled around the pepper spray in my coat pocket, but then I recognized the driver when he switched a light on.
- Police moved up behind us and a moment or two later sprayed pepper spray into the crowd.
- Sorry, I'm just in a bad mood because the pepper spray is still wearing off.
- This is where you pull the trigger, push the button on your pepper spray, call for backup or any number of other actions.
- Get pepper spray and spray it liberally around the boundaries of your property.
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