Tom went skeet shooting.
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Skeet
//skiːt//
Synonyms for "skeet" (66 found)
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Closest matches (14)
Strong matches (19)
Related words (33)
Verb(19 words)
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Translations
24 translations across 9 languages.
Cornish
2 entries- skityans has noun (ejaculation of semen)
- skitya has verb (to ejaculate)
Czech
1 entries- skeet noun (form of trapshooting)
Finnish
3 entries- skeet noun (form of trapshooting)
- skeet-ammunta noun (form of trapshooting)
- ruiskuttaa verb (to shoot or spray liquids)
French
1 entries- ball-trap noun (form of trapshooting)
German
3 entries- Abspritzen noun (ejaculation of semen)
- Skeet noun (form of trapshooting)
- abspritzen verb (to ejaculate)
Italian
4 entries- tiro al piattello noun (form of trapshooting)
- eiaculare verb (to ejaculate)
- schizzare verb (to shoot or spray liquids)
- spruzzare verb (to shoot or spray liquids)
Polish
4 entries- skeet noun (form of trapshooting)
- spust noun (ejaculation of semen)
- pryskać verb (to shoot or spray liquids)
- prysnąć verb (to shoot or spray liquids)
Russian
1 entries- стрельба́ по таре́лочкам noun (form of trapshooting)
Spanish
1 entries- tiro al plato noun (form of trapshooting)
Sample sentences
21 total sentences available.
THE ARTICLE on the sport of Skeet that appeared in the June issue of WILD LIFE described the layout of the Skeet field, installation of the traps, and the rules and regulations for Skeet shooting.
Source: wiktionary
The longer I shoot skeet the more convinced I am that it is the greatest game ever devised for the users of shotguns. Skeet has brought home to shooters the need of properly fitting guns and the benefit of straighter stocks
Source: wiktionary
To Mrs. Gertrude Hurlbutt, Montana rancher’s wife, went a $100 prize in 1926 from National Sportsman and Hunting and Fishing magazines for christening their newly sponsored shotgun sport “skeet” – Scandinavian derivation, meaning “to shoot.”
Source: wiktionary
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