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Pistol shooter at the Olympics
Answer for the clue "Pistol shooter at the Olympics ", 7 letters:
starter
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Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Self-starter \Self`-start"er\, n. A mechanism (usually one operated by electricity, compressed air, a spring, or an explosive gas), attached to an internal-combustion engine, as on an automobile, and used as a means of starting the engine without cranking ...
Usage examples of starter.
The roster also lacked depth, and we needed more reserves who had the potential to become starters and stars.
To a Scuzz crowd, looking at the world through a haze of too many octos, the first person to rise was the traditional starter of the fight.
We have a very personal approach, and I think more of my fellowman than to pretend an hotel that has tinned tomato soup for starters is serving haute cuisine.
He stopped pounding, then gave the starter three King Kong-class kicks, twisting the throttle hard.
If you get there first, order us some bruschetta with lemongrass sauce for starters.
He took me on a forced ride on his leaky liburnian, tried to drown me, and he stole my sword, for starters.
For starters, the sugar barons could save millions by cutting back on lawyers, lobbyists, yachts, polo ponies.
Aaron Pursley, for starters, and of course Rydell knew who he was from the show.
So Eldon Fisher and Hub had been friends of the fire starter right around the time of the haunting of the Tufts house.
The guy in the bathroom working the big yellow Bic, for starters, but he was an extreme case.
He had a flat electrical starter that he plugged into an extension cord, mounding on charcoal briquettes, which he rearranged with a set of long metal pincers.
In seconds a starter chugged, an engine caught and raced, and headlights stabbed the night as a car drove away.
For starters, there were no completely new books or datasets or other information published on the subject.
Harley, thumbed the starter button, used the long heavy shift to slide the gearwheel into place, rolled in a little throttle, released the clutch, and rode across the highway.
We circled round for five minutes, eleven of us, while the assistant starter tightened girths and complained that anyone would think we were in perishing Siberia.