varmint

IPA: vˈɑrmɪnt

noun

  • (Southern US) A pestering animal such as one that kills or harasses a farmer's livestock or crops.
  • (by extension) An obnoxious person or troublemaker.
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Examples of "varmint" in Sentences

  • It is a fine small game or varmint round.
  • The Varmint was killed in the Joe Moss Cemetery.
  • Another highly popular varmint load is the Stinger.
  • An adaptation of the Varmint is the Varmint Laminated.
  • Everybody is concerned that this is a "varmint" round.
  • An adaptation of the Varmint is the 'Varmint Laminated'.
  • The name VarTarg is a portmanteau of varmint and target.
  • There are two advantages to frangibility in varmint bullets.
  • You heard the silent 'varmint' at the end of that sentence, too?
  • His toupee shows up next to the dictionary listing for "varmint".
  • The varmint hunting discussion above raises and interesting point.
  • These are intended to cause quick disruption on varmint type game.
  • They offer decent performance on small game and for varmint hunting.
  • One ugly varmint is knocked out, only to be replaced by another one.
  • Rifles are built mostly for hunting, with an emphasis on varmint hunting.
  • I still am laughing over his "varmint" hunting all of twice as a life long hunter.
  • In 1973 an American naturalist spent a few nights in a tree, blowing solos on a small unmusical instrument known as a varmint call.
  • I put together a bunch of short stories around a Steinbeck quote “Man is the only kind of varmint sets his own trap, baits it, then steps in it.”

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