sharpshooter

IPA: ʃˈɑrpʃutɝ

A person trained to shoot precisely with a rifle; a marksman.
A proconiine (type of leafhopper).
(professional wrestling) A submission hold characterized by one wrestler twisting the other's legs upwards while sitting on their back.

Examples of "sharpshooter" in Sentences

A sharpshooter is a narrow spade.
The Rock went for the Sharpshooter.
Sharpshooter class torpedo gunboat.
So much for the Texas sharpshooter.
A sniper is a sharpshooter in a half.
The Rock slapped on the Sharpshooter.
He is a champion debater and a sharpshooter.
Martin is also an accomplished sharpshooter.
Taver was a skilled wrestler and a sharpshooter.
That is to say 'load and fire', or 'sharpshooter'.
McQueen emerges and is wounded by the sharpshooter.
GRACE: So you're saying these so-called sharpshooter isn't so sharp?
He admitted that the long red scar on his upper arm had been drilled by a sharpshooter from a German
The sharpshooter is a half-inch-long insect that damages grape vines 'circulation, interrupting the flow of water and nutrients.
Pierce's Disease almost always kills the host plant, hence the fear that the sharpshooter is a significant threat to the multi-million dollar California wine industry.
The violence erupted later in the afternoon, and it's very clear that a sharpshooter was the one responsible for killing one of the protesters near the airport entrance.
It's a measure of Coach Hiro's grasp of the game that the Knights won their league without the presence of a tall sharpshooter, which is what Hiro was some two decades ago.
He admitted that the long red scar on his upper arm had been drilled by a sharpshooter from a German Fokker, but added hurriedly that it was of no consequence, as he had made a good landing.