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A solid round projectile, of stone or cast iron, used in smoothbore muzzle-loading artillery. The solid shot used in rifled muzzle-loaders were cylindrical and fitted with an expanding base or band so that they could be rammed down the bore from the muzzle and yet grip the rifling on firing. Smoothbore guns long fired only solid shot, while mortars and howitzers used explosives shells. ...
ó: www.history.navy.mil/cannons/cannons55.html
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The pyrotechnic performance of a single tube; the propelling of a shell into the air, that then bursts or breaks into a visual and/or audible effect. The launch can be individual or with others as a flight.
ó: www.fireworks.com/safety/glossary.asp
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shot
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A subjective camera angle that becomes the perspective of a character. We look at the world through his or her eyes.
ó: filmstudy.net/glossary.html
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shotty
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Well-made and rolled, particularity of Orthodox BPS.
ó: www.teatalk.com/general/teaterms.htm
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shot
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A term used to describe a material in which there are contrasting or changing colour effects. These changing effects are produced by weaving together warp and weft threads of different colours, or by dyeing a material made from two fibres each of which reacts differently to the dyes.
ó: www.harcourts.com/academic-terms.html
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