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elephant gun
noun
A large-calibre firearm capable of killing an elephant or other big game.
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"Our elephant gun has been reloaded," Mr. Buffett said.
"Our elephant gun has been reloaded, and my trigger finger is itchy".
"Our elephant gun has been reloaded, and my trigger finger is itchy," he wrote.
They would have needed an elephant gun to bring him down.
"This is using an elephant gun to swat a fly," he said.
One doesn't need an elephant gun to do away with the relatively few bankruptcy gamers".
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In Leonard's case it is quite literally a party, as maverick documentary film-maker Dara Barr and her 6ft 6in black assistant, Xavier LeBo, join a motley crew of pirates, al-Qaida operatives, a posh Anglo-Arab and a thrill-seeking, elephant gun-toting Texan billionaire for champagne and cigars on the high seas.
Traffic cops toting elephant guns!
Elephant guns have given way to telephoto lenses, but the essentials remain: dawn and dusk game drives, stately canvas tents guarded by warriors with spears, and drinks around the campfire, with the mawing and bellowing of animals in the liquid black night beyond.
There's Rick, who makes all the Rick Ross songs about shooting traitors with elephant guns, and then there's Ross, who's in charge of generating Rick Ross songs about blowjobs on yachts.
There was no such thing as crack cocaine, and pot didn't provide the elephant-gun dose of THC that today's hydroponic stuff does.
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