Definitions
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- n. Plural form of bandolier.
Etymologies
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Examples
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His bare chest was crossed by a pair of leather bandoliers that sported wide-muzzled pistols.
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He towered in the doorway, his pistol-strewn bandoliers gleaming in the lantern light.
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Caithe pulled the daggers from her bandoliers and twirled them before her.
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At his waist, the bandoliers became a belt, which held up a woolen kilt that draped to his knees.
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He was decked out in full military uniform, with double bandoliers, a longsword at each hip, and a massive gun in his right hand.
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She and Alexander had collected several boxes of shells, two bandoliers of grenades and flash bombs, and the two swords.
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They wore bandoliers of flash bombs and grenades and were armed to the teeth with knives and handguns.
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Next, he grabbed the bandoliers of grenades and extra ammo clips, doling them out between them.
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Wearing a wide sombrero and bandoliers across his chest, a revolutionary soldier relaxes in the corredors of Mexico's Museo Nacional de la Muerte (National Museum of Death).
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In the Roger Moore/Sean Connery fight, we noted that Moore flew around in the space shuttle, which was also lame, but Sean Connery went into space in a giant scary flying head (in "Zardoz") while wearing bandoliers and a Speedo, which is either awesome or stawesome, depending on whom you ask.
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