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- noun Plural form of
flashgun .
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Examples
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The photographs that emerge are stories, and the light from the flashguns are the rays that will construct them.
justinker Diary Entry justinker 2005
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(Conspiracy theorists claim that a laser dazzler was used to assassinate Diana, Princess of Wales - but any bright flashes more likely came from photographer's flashguns.)
Wired Top Stories 2008
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Before this work with the flashguns, he had a similar job in another factory up the road, one that produced clear plastic IV drip bags for use in hospitals.
justinker Diary Entry justinker 2005
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Light, he thought, is exploding from flashguns all over the world.
justinker Diary Entry justinker 2005
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As soon as she was out the door, flashguns began popping.
The Short Forever Woods, Stuart 2001
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For a brief moment, Bendall stood in the entrance, silhouetted by the light of a thousand exploding flashguns, hands raised aloft, every inch the Old Testament prophet come to redeem his people and lead them from adversity.
Whispers Of Betrayal Dobbs, Michael, 1948- 2000
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At the premiere Lili smiled triumphantly at the flashguns, her head held high as she posed in a cream silk tuxedo, matching pants and a see-through, cream voile shirt, which demonstrated her new star status while by no means hiding the reasons for it.
Lace Shirley Conran 1982
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At the premiere Lili smiled triumphantly at the flashguns, her head held high as she posed in a cream silk tuxedo, matching pants and a see-through, cream voile shirt, which demonstrated her new star status while by no means hiding the reasons for it.
Lace Shirley Conran 1982
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Outside there were more flashguns, more photographers, a little burst of spontaneous applause from the other diners as they slowly moved to their table, where champagne was waiting in a silver bucket and a huge bouquet of lilies was surrounded by telegrams.
Lace Shirley Conran 1982
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Outside there were more flashguns, more photographers, a little burst of spontaneous applause from the other diners as they slowly moved to their table, where champagne was waiting in a silver bucket and a huge bouquet of lilies was surrounded by telegrams.
Lace Shirley Conran 1982
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