Fusils [noun]

Malgr les efforts du bateau de sauvetage et des lignes envoyes au moyen du fusil porte-amarre, quatre hommes et le mousse ont pri.

The weapons most in use among the Pueblos are the bow and arrow, with a long-handled lance and occasionally a fusil.

In default of bow or lance, they chase with the fusil, but seldom so successfully as with the former weapons.

They were in neat uniform, and each soldier wore a leather helmet, with a crest of horsehair, and carried a fusil.

The other boat paddlers wanted to rescue him, but I menaced them with my fusil and the matter ended by the return of the jug.

Oui, bien charge; you'll kill, mon bourgeois; yes, you'll kill—c'est un bon fusil.

Belle Tte remained motionless, though, on hearing the shot, he lowered his fusil.

L'Olonnais rose, took his fusil, whistled to a bloodhound, and went off at a rapid pace.

L'Olonnais, leaning on his long fusil, was smoking his pipe quietly, while casting sarcastic glances around.

The engag laid down his fusil, walked straight to this grass, set it on fire, and then slowly returned to rejoin his companions.