Definitions
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- n. A toy gun for children with bullets in paper caps.
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Examples
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"One of the greatest looming fears for bonds, inflation, appeared to come in the form of a cap-gun versus the expected AK-47," said Kevin Giddis , president of fixed income capital markets at Morgan Keegan Inc. in Memphis, Tenn.
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As I slowly bend my arm down and to the left, a Pow! reverberates like a muted cap-gun shot up and down Blue John Canyon.
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On the word go, or a cap-gun blast, guests try to pass the orange to the next teammate in line, chin to chin.
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I also have less of an issue with water guns, than I do with the bang-bang cap-gun or pistol variety.
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The tweet went out to her seven followers, which is a cap-gun snap compared to the atomic number of followers that celebrities and other media personalities can command on a daily basis.
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Police had gone to the Pittman house after the event and been shown the toy cap-gun.
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Eventually he picked up the cap-gun from the lounge room and pointed it at Charles, again repeating his demand he leave.
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The only gun brought into play, they said, was a broken plastic cap-gun Samuel used to try scaring Charles into leaving the house after he attacked John.
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When channelled through the forward speakers gun effects come across like cap-gun fire, while the rear left and right speakers make efforts to add a little extra punch.
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After all what chance had a cap-gun or bow and arrow carrying warrior against those battle hardened ten year old commandos with We used to make Dutch Arrows using a 12 "garden cane with a dart flight at one end and the dart barrel at the other.
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