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Rapid fire

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machine gun

A fully automatic rapid firing rifle which continues to fire bullets repeatedly as long

Hotchkiss gun

A built up rifled rapid fire gun of oil tempered steel having a rectangular breechblock which

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Rapid fire mount

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Crepitate

To make a series of small sharp rapidly repeated explosions or sounds as salt in fire to crackle

VerbarMitrailleuse

that the barrels can be fired simultaneously or successively and rapidly … barrels fitted together so arranged that the barrels can be fired simultaneously or successively and rapidly

Cinematograph

Cinematograph, more properly cinematograph. A contrivance for projecting in rapid succession on a screen a series of instantaneous photographs so … Celluloid and (English) Cinematograph Film Act, 1922, makes provisions against fire in premises where celluloid or cinematograph films are stored or

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Rapid fire

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machine gun

A fully automatic rapid firing rifle which continues to fire bullets repeatedly as long

Hotchkiss gun

A built up rifled rapid fire gun of oil tempered steel having a rectangular breechblock which

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Rapid fire mount

Matched in: Term Rapid fire mount

Crepitate

To make a series of small sharp rapidly repeated explosions or sounds as salt in fire to crackle

VerbarMitrailleuse

that the barrels can be fired simultaneously or successively and rapidly … barrels fitted together so arranged that the barrels can be fired simultaneously or successively and rapidly

Cinematograph

Cinematograph, more properly cinematograph. A contrivance for projecting in rapid succession on a screen a series of instantaneous photographs so … Celluloid and (English) Cinematograph Film Act, 1922, makes provisions against fire in premises where celluloid or cinematograph films are stored or

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