rifleman
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| —n , pl -men | |
| 1. | a person skilled in the use of a rifle, esp a soldier |
| 2. | See also bush wren Also called: titipounamu a wren, Acanthisitta chloris, of New Zealand: family Xenicidae |
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Rifleman
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Example sentences
So basically a rifleman would only firing under lighting conditions which would provide the ability to identify a hostile thread.
The bull was shot several times and was finally killed by a local rifleman who was summoned to help.
He is a former rifleman who switched to the intelligence field when he re-enlisted.
He became a rifleman whose unit seemed always to be on the move.
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