gunfire

gunfire synonyms

volley compare gunfire and volley
salvo compare gunfire and salvo
bombardment compare gunfire and bombardment
shelling compare gunfire and shelling
barrage compare gunfire and barrage
fusillade compare gunfire and fusillade
cannonade compare gunfire and cannonade
blast compare gunfire and blast
battery compare gunfire and battery
firing compare gunfire and firing
storm compare gunfire and storm
shower compare gunfire and shower
hail compare gunfire and hail
broadside compare gunfire and broadside
sniping compare gunfire and sniping
shooting compare gunfire and shooting
gunshot compare gunfire and gunshot
report compare gunfire and report
shots compare gunfire and shots
burst compare gunfire and burst
discharge compare gunfire and discharge
enfilade compare gunfire and enfilade
artillery fire compare gunfire and artillery fire
fire compare gunfire and fire
crossfire compare gunfire and crossfire
bang compare gunfire and bang
explosion compare gunfire and explosion
crack compare gunfire and crack
wall/curtain/barrier of fire compare gunfire and wall/curtain/barrier of fire
shot compare gunfire and shot
gunshots compare gunfire and gunshots
stream compare gunfire and stream
pounding compare gunfire and pounding
round compare gunfire and round
strafing compare gunfire and strafing
pop compare gunfire and pop
rain compare gunfire and rain
discharging compare gunfire and discharging
cascade compare gunfire and cascade
blitz compare gunfire and blitz
flak compare gunfire and flak
attack compare gunfire and attack
fussilade compare gunfire and fussilade
curtain of fire compare gunfire and curtain of fire
detonation compare gunfire and detonation
discharges compare gunfire and discharges
shooting compare gunfire and shooting
artillery compare gunfire and artillery
pattern compare gunfire and pattern
report compare gunfire and report

gunfire definitions

noun

  • The use of gunpowder-type weapons, mainly cannon, as opposed to swords or bayonets. 

  • The time of firing of the morning gun or the evening gun. 

  • Shots from a gun or guns, typically creating loud report. 

  • Tea, a cup of tea, especially one served early in the morning before first parade.