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shoot down
transitive verb
Definition of SHOOT DOWN
1
: to cause to fall by shooting <shot down the helicopter>; especially : to kill in this way <was shot down in cold blood>
4
: discredit 2 <shoot down a theory>
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First Known Use of SHOOT DOWN
1657
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Rhymes with SHOOT DOWN
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