Weapons And Firearms Terminology

noun a small metal projectile, often shot from a gun

adjective relating to or resembling a bullet

• The forensic team recovered the bullet from the crime scene for analysis.
• I found a bullet on the ground while walking through the park.
• He dodged the bullets during the intense shootout.
• Her sharp words felt like bullets piercing through his heart.

noun a weapon consisting of a metal tube from which a projectile is fired

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• The police officer drew his gun in order to apprehend the suspect.
• I heard that John keeps a gun in his house for protection.
• Don't worry, I'll bring my piece, just in case things get sketchy.
• Her words were like a loaded gun, ready to cause damage if not carefully aimed.

noun a small firearm designed to be held in one hand

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• The police officer drew his pistol to apprehend the suspect.
• I keep a pistol in my nightstand for protection.
• He whipped out his piece, a shiny new pistol.
• Her words were like a loaded pistol, ready to fire at any moment.