Crossword clues for double-barrelled
double-barrelled
Wiktionary
a. (context of names English) Having two separate parts, often adjoined by a line (or sometimes a space), e.g. ''Wright-Phillips'', ''Bowes-Lyon'' or ''Duncan Smith''
WordNet
adj. having two barrels mounted side by side; "a double-barreled shotgun" [syn: double-barreled] [ant: single-barreled]
having two purposes; twofold; "our double-barreled desire to make things profitable as well as attractive"- Louis Kronenbergers [syn: double-barreled]
Usage examples of "double-barrelled".
With astonishing speed, the third alternative is just disappearing, and I have heard that people with double-barrelled names are simply unable to get the concept across these days, because so few people on the other end of a telephone know what a hyphen is.
Now he agrees to pistols, double-barrelled duelling pistols, and one shot or two as you choose from twenty paces.
The Vrouw Prinsloo, in her absurd night garments, was waddling towards the figure, and a little way off stood Hernan Pereira, apparently in the act of reloading a double-barrelled gun.
Von Pilsen, in concert with the waiter of the Double-barrelled Gun and that young female attendant of the princess, whose kitten had been persecuted by Juno, had framed the whole plot, and had written the letters which Mr.
We came out between the twin hillocks, the wheels churning gravel as we hit the dip of the lugga, and van Delden had the Lee Enfield instead of his double-barrelled rifle gripped in his big hands.
He became aware that a double-barrelled shotgun was now poking out of the window which had just slid down.
I answered, Certainly, and called to my head driver, a man named Jan, to bring me my mare, the same that I had ridden out of Zululand, while I slipped into the wagon and, in addition to the beltful that I wore, filled all my available pockets with cartridges for my double-barrelled Express rifle.
Just a double-barrelled shotgun, but when she fires it, the report is as loud as a detonating backpack missile.
Double-barrelled, the twin steel tubes a brown colour that was a mixture of rust and Damascus steel, its hammers shaped like carvings of the devil's ears, an under-lever that needed brute force to open the breech.
Standing in the bow with a double-barrelled elephant gun under his arm and a clay pipe sticking out of his red face, was Flynn O'Flynn.
No, to be sure,' said Blaine, who had seen Diana driving a four-in-hand along the Stockbridge road and outgalloping the Salisbury Flyer itself, to the cheers of the passengers aboard, and who knew that Clarissa had been sent to Botany Bay for blowing a man's head off with a double-barrelled fowling-piece.
Meanwhile Ali had procured the arms the count required — namely, a short carbine and a pair of double-barrelled pistols, with which as sure an aim might be taken as with a single-barrelled one.
They left their magazine shot-guns, taking instead the double-barrelled kind, on account of the rapidity with which this enabled them to fire the second barrel after the first, and threw away the water that had collected in the bucket, out of respect to the spirit's warning.
She has the loose, jaunty swing and perch of the double-barrelled sex, all her movements radiating from the groin, always in equilibrium, always ready to flow, to wind and twist, and clutch, the eyes going tic-toc, the toes twitching and twinkling, the flesh rippling like a lake furrowed by a breeze.
To this day she declares that I told her one moving anecdote as to how a musket looked into my tent at the dead of night, and how I fired a double-barrelled tiger cub at it.