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Gun

Drug slang noun A regionally popular street term for a syringe verb To inject an an abuse substance—e.g., heroin, cocaine
Forensics noun A weapon intended to cause bodily harm or kill a land-based target. See firearm
Vox populi noun A device used to discharge a projectile in a targeted direction verb To target and attack another person, usually understood in a metaphorical sense, as in 'to gun for someone'

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gun

1. weapon for firing a projectile.

2. of the top rank, e.g. gun shearer.

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balling gun

see balling gun.

dart gun

see blow dart.

gun dog

one of the group of domestic dogs developed for use in hunting fowl. The dogs work with the hunter by detecting the scent of birds on the ground, then indicating their location (setters, pointers) or flushing them from the undergrowth, or by retrieving the fallen bird (retrievers). Called also sporting dogs.

drenching gun

a handheld metal automatic syringe capable of delivering a preset dose of agent, most commonly an anthelmintic, and with a variable dose up to about 4 oz or about 120 ml, via the mouth.

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gun

noun Drug slang A regionally popular street term for a syringeVox populi A device used to discharge a projectile in a targeted direction. See Gene gun, Heavy guns verb Drug slang To inject an illicit drug–regionally popular.