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am·mu·ni·tion
I. \ˌamyəˈnishən, chiefly in substand speech ˌaməˈ-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: obsolete French amunition, amonition, from Middle French, alteration (influenced by Middle French amonition admonition) of munition
1. obsolete : general military supplies
2.
a. : the various projectiles together with their fuzes, propelling charges, and primers that are fired from guns
b. : explosive military items (as grenades, bombs, and pyrotechnical matériel)
c. : any item or material that is thrown in fight or play (as spears or snowballs)
3. : resources for attack or defense often in a contention or struggle in which one must engage
< ammunition to support sweeping changes — T.W.Arnold >
II. verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
: to supply with ammunition : load
< the gunners were fast in firing and ammunitioning > |