'Very pistol' definitions:
Definition of 'Very pistol'
From: WordNet
noun
A pistol for firing Very-light flares [syn: Very pistol, Verey pistol]
Definition of 'Very pistol'
From: GCIDE
- Very's night signals \Ver"y's night signals\, or Very night signals \Ver"y night signals\ . [After Lieut. Samuel W. Very, who invented the system in 1877.] (Naut.) A system of signaling in which balls of red and green fire are fired from a pistol, the arrangement in groups denoting numbers having a code significance. The pistol used to fire the signal flare is called a
- Very pistol. [Webster 1913 Suppl. +PJC]
Words containing 'Very pistol'
- Pistol,
- Pistole,
- Pistoled,
- Pistoleer,
- Pistoling,
- Browning pistol,
- Colt pistol,
- Pistol carbine,
- Pistol pipe,
- Pistol shot,
- Pocket pistol,
- automatic pistol,
- horse pistol,
- machine pistol,
- pistol grip,
- pistol shrimp,
- pistol whip,
- semiautomatic pistol,
- verey pistol,
- water pistol,
- horse-pistol,
- pistol-whip,
- Colt-Browning pistol,
- twenty-two pistol