shottie
In Australian and British slang, a shotgun — the firearm.
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In Australian and British slang, a shotgun — the firearm. Also used in drug culture for a type of bong where smoke is forced through a small hole to produce a quick, concentrated hit. The two senses are unrelated in practice; context makes the meaning clear. The firearm sense is broader; the drug-use sense circulates mainly in cannabis subcultures.
He kept the old shottie under the seat of the ute for getting rid of snakes on the property.
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(slang) A kind of bong.
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(Australia, UK, slang) A shotgun.
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