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Ricochet  v. t.  (past & past part. ricocheted or ricochetted; pres. part. ricocheting or ricochetting)  To operate upon by ricochet firing. See Ricochet, n. (R.)






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"Ricochet" Quotes from Famous Books



... hurtled past us. The first few were wide of the mark, but we were not long to go scatheless. One of the terrible projectiles struck the water by the starboard quarter, rose over the side with a tremendous ricochet, bowled over one of the men, and smashed the top of the opposite bulwark. Immediately after another tore transversely across the decks, playing, as Chubb afterwards said, "all-fired smash" with everything it encountered, and killing another of the men, who was cut ...
— Under the Dragon Flag - My Experiences in the Chino-Japanese War • James Allan

... of Punch—the "Stand-and-Deliver" caricature, in which Stott is represented with an arm about ten feet long, and the batsman is looking wildly over his shoulder to square leg, bewildered, with no conception from what direction the ball is coming. Underneath is written "Stott's New Theory—the Ricochet. Real Ginger." While I was laughing over the cartoon, the butler came in and nodded to me. I followed him out of the room and met Findlater and ...
— The Wonder • J. D. Beresford



Words linked to "Ricochet" :   bounce, rebound, backlash, kick, spring, bound off, jump, kick back, take a hop, reverberate, recoil, leap, skip, carom, repercussion, bound, resile



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