cannon

cannon
n.

1) to fire a cannon

2) to aim a cannon at; to train a cannon on

3) to load a cannon

4) a cannon booms, roars; fires

5) a water cannon (the police trained a cannon on the mob)

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['kænən]
fires
roars
to train a cannon on
a cannon booms
to aim a cannon at
to fire a cannon
to load a cannon
a water cannon (the police trained a cannon on the mob)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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