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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
A shotgun, assault weapon, or other gun that repeatedly fires quickly and in an imprecise fashion..
Mr. Vee here has his Makarov and his Sicilian splatter-gun on the sling there, plus what, exactly, is that? Looks like an AK47 frame, but what the hell is that barrel?
"That splatter-gun won't avail thee none, old man,” Bianca said.
Fading in on the screech of a magnificently over-wrought electric guitar, the drums arrive like a splatter-gun, the riff chewed up and spat out without ceremony over six-and-a- half minutes of angry hell.
Foliar application with splatter-gun.
Encourage the 'splatter-gun' effect: The aim here is literally to 'splatter' thoughts onto the page, in a similar way to the stream of consciousness (see Chapter 7).
It could therefore be argued that Hitchin – and Kwo, and Siratori – are only able to produce not only the kind of writing they specialise in, but also the volume of work that is, intentionally or otherwise, integral to their splatter-gun approach because of the technology available now.
His past was a patchwork splatter-gun portfolio of überglamorous and harrowing, as he and his mother lurched from squalor to splendour, depending on her moods and who she was squiring.
Rather than taking a splatter-gun approach, Stuart decided to target his efforts on a career within the actuarial industry.
Use splatter-gun when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Splatter-gun means A shotgun, assault weapon, or other gun that repeatedly fires quickly and in an imprecise fashion..
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Mr. Vee here has his Makarov and his Sicilian splatter-gun on the sling there, plus what, exactly, is that? Looks like an AK47 frame, but what the hell is that barrel?
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