Synonyms for bullet
ˈbʊl ɪtbul·let

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1. bullet, slugnoun

   a projectile that is fired from a gun

   Synonyms:
   biff, slug, smoke, fastball, hummer, punch, type slug, heater, poke, lick, bullet train, sluggard, clout

2. bullet train, bulletnoun

   a high-speed passenger train

   Synonyms:
   fastball, bullet train, slug, smoke, hummer, heater

3. fastball, heater, smoke, hummer, bulletnoun

   (baseball) a pitch thrown with maximum velocity

   "he swung late on the fastball"; "he showed batters nothing but smoke"

   Synonyms:
   warmer, gage, skunk, smoke, roll of tobacco, weed, dope, fume, sess, slug, green goddess, hummer, fastball, locoweed, smoking, bullet train, grass, pot, sens, heater

Matched Categories

1. • Baseball
   • Passenger Train
   • Pitch
   • Projectile

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "bullet":

   ball, bala, dingbat, builet, slug, gunshot, shot, bullitt, chip, baseball, bale, softball, prune

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1. Jeffrey Brown:

   They were saying that she's hotheaded and insane and accused her of identity politics, but what was really disturbing was the one that went directly to her where they would call her the n-word and the b-word and talking about putting a bullet in her head.

2. Nicholas Szechenyi:

   It could be that Japan, while on the front lines of the outbreak, was exposed at an early stage and might have dodged a bullet by focusing on preventing the virus from entering the country, but the government also made a conscious decision not to test widely, and that might lead to another surge in coronavirus cases.

3. Jacqueline Jones:

   I can relate to it all, so many people live these situations. We know how many women go to jail to protect their man or take a bullet for their man. Or maybe you don't have a Cookie in your family, but you may have a gay person or someone who suffers from mental illness.

4. Pat Toomey:

   The American economy has dodged a bullet, however, the danger remains that these tariffs, pursuant to a Cold War-era trade law known as Section 232, will be levied in six months.

5. Stephen Hargarten:

   The bullet enters the body, and the energy, as it dissipates, tissues stretch and lacerate, bones fracture. The bullet and its kinetic energy causes acute injury, we advocate for research funding support so we can seek better ways to prevent these injuries and to improve the treatment of these injuries that impact long-term disabilities.