Definition of six-shooter in English:

six-shooter

noun

A revolver with six chambers.
Example sentencesExamples
- When I was seventeen, I worked in a London pub where all the locals would turn up on Friday nights wearing cowboy outfits, order Jack Daniels instead of their usual pint of bitter, and deposit replica six-shooters on the bar.
- So in 1863 Samuel Colt invented the six-shooter - and the rest, as they say, is history.
- Michael leapt out of bed and - grabbing his six-shooters, which he handled best - rushed outside to find four men on horseback, staring at him.
- Holster your six-shooters and strap on your spurs for a Wild West action adventure.
- Obviously, the world of Robin Hood is populated with swords and arrows, and not with six-shooters and sniper rifles.
- Facing each other, they prepare to draw their six-shooters.
- The hard hat made to look like a Stetson, faded Levi's, steel-toed cowboy boots and the staple gun shaped like a six-shooter that is strapped to his side.
- He whacked Sarah on the head with the butt of his six-shooter and took off into the forest.
- I've often observed the same ammunition fired in both pistols and revolvers, and I've seen equal or better accuracy from the six-shooter.
- I try to see my biases for what they are and keep them in check, but nonetheless I confess that I have reservations about being within rifle shot of at least some of the people who might be walking about with six-shooters under their ponchos.
- She beat me at rifling, so I'm teaching her how to shoot the six-shooters.
- For Western fans, almost any movie with horses, six-shooters and really big hats is worth the price of admission.
- He got a pair of six-shooters and practiced everything there was to know about handling a gun - twirling, spinning, shooting, and practicing his fast draw.
- The outlaw army blasted their six-shooters at the fleeing family.
- You are a poncho-wearing Clint Eastwood clone who scurries about, taking cover behind a wagon or boulder, besting bad guys with your six-shooter or rifle.
- His trigger finger twitches next to his six-shooter.
- Boots, horses, cows, range land, rifles and six-shooters… it's all in my blood.
- They're common six-shooters anyway, not sure what's wrong with me.
- The firepower of cannons and Gatling guns, stolen from the Army, made the extended outlaw families totally invincible to any sheriff's six-shooters.
- What do you expect me to do, take on the whole German East Asia Brigade with my trusty six-shooter?

Definition of six-shooter in US English:

six-shooter

nounˈsɪks ˌʃudər

A revolver with six chambers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Holster your six-shooters and strap on your spurs for a Wild West action adventure.
- Michael leapt out of bed and - grabbing his six-shooters, which he handled best - rushed outside to find four men on horseback, staring at him.
- I've often observed the same ammunition fired in both pistols and revolvers, and I've seen equal or better accuracy from the six-shooter.
- You are a poncho-wearing Clint Eastwood clone who scurries about, taking cover behind a wagon or boulder, besting bad guys with your six-shooter or rifle.
- He got a pair of six-shooters and practiced everything there was to know about handling a gun - twirling, spinning, shooting, and practicing his fast draw.
- The outlaw army blasted their six-shooters at the fleeing family.
- His trigger finger twitches next to his six-shooter.
- Boots, horses, cows, range land, rifles and six-shooters… it's all in my blood.
- The hard hat made to look like a Stetson, faded Levi's, steel-toed cowboy boots and the staple gun shaped like a six-shooter that is strapped to his side.
- So in 1863 Samuel Colt invented the six-shooter - and the rest, as they say, is history.
- When I was seventeen, I worked in a London pub where all the locals would turn up on Friday nights wearing cowboy outfits, order Jack Daniels instead of their usual pint of bitter, and deposit replica six-shooters on the bar.
- Obviously, the world of Robin Hood is populated with swords and arrows, and not with six-shooters and sniper rifles.
- I try to see my biases for what they are and keep them in check, but nonetheless I confess that I have reservations about being within rifle shot of at least some of the people who might be walking about with six-shooters under their ponchos.
- The firepower of cannons and Gatling guns, stolen from the Army, made the extended outlaw families totally invincible to any sheriff's six-shooters.
- Facing each other, they prepare to draw their six-shooters.
- She beat me at rifling, so I'm teaching her how to shoot the six-shooters.
- He whacked Sarah on the head with the butt of his six-shooter and took off into the forest.
- They're common six-shooters anyway, not sure what's wrong with me.
- What do you expect me to do, take on the whole German East Asia Brigade with my trusty six-shooter?
- For Western fans, almost any movie with horses, six-shooters and really big hats is worth the price of admission.

单词	six-shooter
释义	Definition of six-shooter in English: six-shooter noun A revolver with six chambers. Example sentencesExamples When I was seventeen, I worked in a London pub where all the locals would turn up on Friday nights wearing cowboy outfits, order Jack Daniels instead of their usual pint of bitter, and deposit replica six-shooters on the bar. So in 1863 Samuel Colt invented the six-shooter - and the rest, as they say, is history. Michael leapt out of bed and - grabbing his six-shooters, which he handled best - rushed outside to find four men on horseback, staring at him. Holster your six-shooters and strap on your spurs for a Wild West action adventure. Obviously, the world of Robin Hood is populated with swords and arrows, and not with six-shooters and sniper rifles. Facing each other, they prepare to draw their six-shooters. The hard hat made to look like a Stetson, faded Levi's, steel-toed cowboy boots and the staple gun shaped like a six-shooter that is strapped to his side. He whacked Sarah on the head with the butt of his six-shooter and took off into the forest. I've often observed the same ammunition fired in both pistols and revolvers, and I've seen equal or better accuracy from the six-shooter. I try to see my biases for what they are and keep them in check, but nonetheless I confess that I have reservations about being within rifle shot of at least some of the people who might be walking about with six-shooters under their ponchos. She beat me at rifling, so I'm teaching her how to shoot the six-shooters. For Western fans, almost any movie with horses, six-shooters and really big hats is worth the price of admission. He got a pair of six-shooters and practiced everything there was to know about handling a gun - twirling, spinning, shooting, and practicing his fast draw. The outlaw army blasted their six-shooters at the fleeing family. You are a poncho-wearing Clint Eastwood clone who scurries about, taking cover behind a wagon or boulder, besting bad guys with your six-shooter or rifle. His trigger finger twitches next to his six-shooter. Boots, horses, cows, range land, rifles and six-shooters… it's all in my blood. They're common six-shooters anyway, not sure what's wrong with me. The firepower of cannons and Gatling guns, stolen from the Army, made the extended outlaw families totally invincible to any sheriff's six-shooters. What do you expect me to do, take on the whole German East Asia Brigade with my trusty six-shooter? Definition of six-shooter in US English: six-shooter nounˈsɪks ˌʃudər A revolver with six chambers. Example sentencesExamples Holster your six-shooters and strap on your spurs for a Wild West action adventure. Michael leapt out of bed and - grabbing his six-shooters, which he handled best - rushed outside to find four men on horseback, staring at him. I've often observed the same ammunition fired in both pistols and revolvers, and I've seen equal or better accuracy from the six-shooter. You are a poncho-wearing Clint Eastwood clone who scurries about, taking cover behind a wagon or boulder, besting bad guys with your six-shooter or rifle. He got a pair of six-shooters and practiced everything there was to know about handling a gun - twirling, spinning, shooting, and practicing his fast draw. The outlaw army blasted their six-shooters at the fleeing family. His trigger finger twitches next to his six-shooter. Boots, horses, cows, range land, rifles and six-shooters… it's all in my blood. The hard hat made to look like a Stetson, faded Levi's, steel-toed cowboy boots and the staple gun shaped like a six-shooter that is strapped to his side. So in 1863 Samuel Colt invented the six-shooter - and the rest, as they say, is history. When I was seventeen, I worked in a London pub where all the locals would turn up on Friday nights wearing cowboy outfits, order Jack Daniels instead of their usual pint of bitter, and deposit replica six-shooters on the bar. Obviously, the world of Robin Hood is populated with swords and arrows, and not with six-shooters and sniper rifles. I try to see my biases for what they are and keep them in check, but nonetheless I confess that I have reservations about being within rifle shot of at least some of the people who might be walking about with six-shooters under their ponchos. The firepower of cannons and Gatling guns, stolen from the Army, made the extended outlaw families totally invincible to any sheriff's six-shooters. Facing each other, they prepare to draw their six-shooters. She beat me at rifling, so I'm teaching her how to shoot the six-shooters. He whacked Sarah on the head with the butt of his six-shooter and took off into the forest. They're common six-shooters anyway, not sure what's wrong with me. What do you expect me to do, take on the whole German East Asia Brigade with my trusty six-shooter? For Western fans, almost any movie with horses, six-shooters and really big hats is worth the price of admission.
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