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- noun Plural form of
boomstick .
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Examples
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I don't give a rat's behind for reading about these new-fangled boomsticks used for hunting.
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What a great weekend … pancakes, boomsticks, bacon and werewolves.
Rifles, Shotguns, Pancakes and Werewolves « Third Point of Singularity 2010
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By Darkman, May 1, 2009 @ 12:49 pm food & booze for the weekend on the tab … sweet boomsticks out … sweet.
Cheeseburger Gothic » Column filed, car to garage, deadline beckons. 2009
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The hero characters, such as they are, are massive great genetically modified marines, Hulk scaled and armour clad and equipped with some seriously tasty boomsticks.
Warhammer 40k Feature Film Ultramarines Coming Our Way | /Film 2009
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I would like to see an Evil Dead 4 with her and Bruce Campbell grabbing a pair of boomsticks and just blasting mofos.
Sorority Row (2009) 2009
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I watched the most talented dancers I have ever seen dance like they meant it, like they felt it, like nobody was watching, but I was and I cried with pride for friends and pure empathy for their passion, and then I laughed like the damned fool I have always been when the mohawked-future-dancers in fishnets and leather like oil fired their confetti-filled boomsticks in a glorious burst of glitter and gold and bubbles.
The Come Back 2009
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Most of the wood you see on local beaches is wood with iron in it and therefor of no commercial potential – old float logs and boomsticks – or cottonwood/alder washed out of local rivers and creeks, with a smattering of logs lost but not yet salvaged and semi-deadhead pulp logs which cost too much to salvage.
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And if you want to know how I stand about boomsticks, do a search on my family.
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Thing is, the way this country is set up, even the folks from the left side of the bell curve are allowed to own boomsticks.
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She could not see where it made much difference to her whether ten logs a day or a hundred came down to the boomsticks.
Big Timber A Story of the Northwest Bertrand W. Sinclair 1926
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