SHOT

• to load with small pellets [v SHOTTED, SHOTTING, SHOTS]
• an action of shooting
• directed propelling of a missile
• directed discharge of a firearm
• stroke or throw in an attempt to score points in a game (as tennis, pool, or basketball)
• me run
• medical or narcotics injection
• all lead or steel pellets especially forming a charge for a shotgun
• metal sphere of iron or brass that is heaved in the shot put
• charge to be paid scot
• tempt try give it a shot
• ess conjecture
• ance 4a a shot at winning the prize
• single appearance as an entertainer did a guest shot for the program
• single photographic exposure
• single sequence of a motion picture or a television program shot by one camera without interruption
• charge of explosives
• small measure or serving (as one ounce) of undiluted liquor or other beverage vodka shots a shot of espresso
• small amount applied at one time dose a shot of fertilizer a shot of humor
• the discharge of a weapon
• to photograph
• to hunt with a gun
• to put forth buds or shoots
• new growth from a plant
• shooting contest
• to indicate beforehand what one intends to do and how one intends to do it
• to have the power or authority to make decisions or control policy
• make an attempt at
• instantly; quickly
• something that results in renewed vigor, confidence, etc.; stimulus
• wild guess; random conjecture
• the sound of this
• act or instance of shooting
• person who shoots
• missile for discharge from a firearm
• effective remark
• past tense and past participle of shoot
• to move or pass swiftly or suddenly
• SHOOT, to hit, wound, or kill with a missile discharged from a weapon [v] / to load with shot (small lead or steel pellets) [v SHOTS, SHOTTED, SHOTTING]
• attempt or try
• photograph
• stroke or throw in a game
• injection
• heavy metal ball used in the shot put
• to hit, wound, or kill with a missile
• to discharge (a weapon)
• to send forth swiftly or suddenly

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