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shootingverbpresent participle of shoot to cause (a projectile) to be driven forward with forceBB guns shoot small round metal pellets blasting, discharging, firing, loosing, squeezing off launching, projectingblazing (at), sniping (at)casting, catapulting, flinging, heaving, hurling, hurtling, lobbing, pelting, pitching, slinging, throwing, tossing to cause a weapon to release a missile with great forcesoldiers train extensively to learn to shoot accurately and quickly to strike with a missile from a gunhunters can shoot deer only during the legally specified open season drilling, gunning, plugging, popping blowing away, bringing down, dropping, picking off, shooting downblazing, peppering, potshotting, sniping (at)blasting (at), firing (at)pistoling(or pistolling), shotgunningmachine-gunning, tommy-gunningcroaking(slang), destroying, dispatching, doing in, felling, icing(slang), killing, slayingannihilating, blotting out, butchering, decimating, massacring, slaughtering, wiping out to proceed or move quicklysome show-off shot past all the other skiers on the slope barreling(or barrelling), belting, blasting, blazing, blowing, bolting, bombing(slang), bowling, breezing, bundling, bustling, buzzing, cannonballing, careening, careering, chasing, coursing, cracking (on), dashing, driving, flying, haring, hastening, highballing, hotfooting (it), humping, hurling, hurrying, hurtling, hustling, hying(or hieing), jetting, jumping, motoring, nipping, pelting, racing, ramming, ripping, rocketing, running, rushing, rustling, scooting, scurrying, scuttling, speeding, stepping, tearing, traveling(or travelling), trotting, whirling, whisking, zipping, zooming beetling, darting, flitting, scampering, scudding, scufflingstampeding, streaking, whizzinggalloping, jogging, sprintingaccelerating, quickening, stepping outcatching up, fast-forwarding, outpacing, outrunning, outstripping, overtakingarrowing, beelining beating it, getting a move on, making tracks, shaking a leg, stepping on it crawling, creeping, poking dallying, dawdling, dillydallying, dragging, hanging (around or out), lagging, lingering, loitering, poking, tarryingambling, lumbering, plodding, sauntering, shuffling, strollingdecelerating, slowing (down or up) to take a photograph ofshooting the lakeside scene while the light lasted to throw or give offsuddenly the old, broken-down toaster began shooting out sparks casting, discharging, emanating, emitting, evolving, exhaling, expelling, expiring(archaic), giving out, irradiating, issuing, radiating, releasing, sending (out), throwing out, venting eliminating, evacuating, excreting, exuding, oozing, secretingejecting, erupting, gushing, jetting, outpouring, pouring, spewing, spouting, spraying, spurting, squirting absorbing, inhaling, soaking (up), sponging, sucking (up), taking up to voice one's opinions freely with forceyou've been wanting to say something since this meeting started, so shoot piping up, sounding off, speaking out, speaking up, spouting (off), talking up bawling, baying, bellowing, calling, crying, hollering, roaring, shouting, singing (out), thundering, vociferating, yellingarticulating, enouncing, enunciating speaking one's mind belting up(British), clamming up, dummying up, hushing, shutting up, suppressingquieting to mark with small spots especially unevenlyhazel eyes that were brown shot with green blotching, dappling, dotting, flecking, freckling, marbling, mottling, peppering, specking, speckling, splotching, spotting, sprinkling, stippling blotting, dyeing, stainingbanding, barring, streaking, stripinginterspersing, setting, studdingbespattering, spattering to cause to go or be taken from one place to anothershot a congratulatory e-mail to his friend as soon as he heard the good news consigning, dispatching, packing (off), sending, shipping, transferring, transmitting, transporting conveying, delivering, handing over, passing, renderingadvancing, dropping, launchingaddressing, forwardingexporting, importingbestowing, contributing, donating, giving, presentingresending, returning accepting, receiving acquiring, drawing, earning, gaining, garnering, getting, obtaining, procuring, securing in the 13th century |