gutshoot

See also: gut-shoot and gut shoot

English

Verb

gutshoot (third-person singular simple present gutshoots, present participle gutshooting, simple past and past participle gutshot)

1. Alternative form of gut-shoot
   • 1975, Will Henry, I, Tom Horn, →ISBN, page 14:

     After a bit, he said to mother, "They won't gutshoot no boy's dog no more."

   • 2001, Forrest Barriger, Dead Certain, →ISBN:

     You walk out with us, by yourself, or I gutshoot you where you stand. Now walk!

   • 2006, Charlie MacNeil, Complications: The Deputies, →ISBN, page 258:

     If you so much as look crossways at either of these women again I'll gutshoot you and leave you for the ants.

   • 2015, Joe Nelms, Formerly Fingerman: A Novel, →ISBN, page 229:

     He would have to act, and if he got gutshot in the process, at least he would go down swinging.