Sentence examples for to shotgun from inspiring English sources
noun
A gun which fires loads typically consisting of small metal balls, called shot, from a cartridge.
See How to Shotgun a Beer for good instructions on shotgunning a drink in an aluminum can.
And no, I don't want to shotgun a beer".
8) Then Sandler forces Samburg to shotgun beer in a supermarket.
Some folks showed up with coolers anyway and had to shotgun the beverages, or otherwise dispose of them, before being allowed in.
The heat was so intense we were forced to stop several times during the first half to shotgun cold cans of Maccabee lager.
He recorded the number of shots fired (process) and birds killed (outcome or end results of hunting) and the rates of birds to shotgun shells expended (efficiency).
I was marooned there for hours and got into a kind of "Deliverance" situation with some townies who forced me to shotgun several beers and made off-color jokes about my water socks.
The lady exhibits impeccable form whenever called up to shotgun a can of Budweiser, her efficiency and grace extending even to the flourish of arching her back just so when emitting a post-chug belch.
Maps run the gamut from environments where taking the high ground and augmenting a team attack with vehicles is accommodated, to shotgun-friendly boiler rooms.
The proposal to shotgun-blast the nests of wild birds of prey, fully protected under wildlife laws, is contained in a Defra research contract drawn up to investigate techniques to reduce the alleged predation by buzzards of pheasant poults.
Controversial plans to shotgun-blast the nests of buzzards to help out pheasant shooters were abruptly dropped by the Government yesterday, 24 hours after they were extensively highlighted and criticised in i.
