slinger

IPA: sɫˈɪŋɝ

Someone who slings or who uses a sling.
(US) An American Midwest diner meal consisting of typically two eggs, hash browns, and a ground meat patty, all covered in chili con carne and topped with cheese and onions.
A surname.

Examples of "slinger" in Sentences

Soolin is a gun slinger and mercenary.
Ballard and Gharty investigate a dead dope slinger.
Mud/Slinger is the only two headed Groundling in the world.
Mayfield is located just west of Jackson and east of Slinger.
Not when "the old gun-slinger" is leading your team, apparently.
Slinger is definitely a great track to catch some quality racing.
In combat he served among the light armed troops, usually as slinger.
The club was the brainchild of NBL stalwart Bob Turner, the Slingers' CEO.
In the illustrated embodiment, the wiper is formed integrally with the slinger.
Actually, Mud and Slinger are really two separate individuals who share a body.
Let the jargon slinger know that you know who they are: a vapid, message-clouding
I shot my first buck with an antique stevens 12 ga. pumpkin slinger that, fully loaded, held 6 rounds.
She's portrayed as a sword slinger without equal, with the exception of the (possibly demon-power enhanced) Griffith.
Let the jargon slinger know that you know who they are: a vapid, message-clouding, English-avoiding, communications nightmare.
I wish there were a way to measure the groans/outrage from fanboys when the young, unknown actor to be the new web-slinger is announced.