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Definitions from the WebBuntlineDescription:A buntline is a type of rope used on sailing ships to secure the foot of a square sail to the lower yard. It is also a term used to describe a type of firearm or a specific type of story. Parts of Speech:
Senses and Usages:Noun:1. A rope used on sailing ships to secure the foot of a square sail to the lower yard. Example sentence: The sailor climbed the mast to untie the buntline and release the sail. 2. A type of firearm with an exceptionally long barrel, typically associated with Old West legends. Example sentence: Billy's favorite cowboy movie showcased a gunslinger with a pair of buntline revolvers strapped to his hips. Adjective:1. Popular or widespread. Example sentence: The buntline style of storytelling captivated audiences across the country. 2. Local or specific to a particular region. Example sentence: The recipe for the famous seafood gumbo is a buntline delicacy only found in that small coastal village. Related Products: | ||||
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