cross-bow
crossbow

But they did not kill him before he fired his cross-bow.

Then he seized on the idea of demonstrating his cross-bow.

The thing wasn't a gun; it went off like cross-bow more, and dropped me in the middle of a leap.

And every soul, it passed me by, Like the whizz of my cross-bow!

It was the stock of the cross-bow that was broken.

Note: The following applies to bowhunting other than with a cross-bow.

Am I expected to believe that it's their fault people took knives and even a cross-bow onto the streets?

Then one of the guards held a cross-bow, and shot the brave knight in the chest.

Not even with the strongest and latest improved cross-bow.

I made a cross-bow out of a piece of whalebone, and did very well without him.

The mechanical finger that pressed the trigger of a miniature cross-bow.

That was why it was permissible to use the cross-bow when fighting them.

The dwarf fitted a quarrel to his cross-bow and shot down the dark passage.

In any case, William Tell would have shot with a cross-bow, not a barebow!

The cross-bow dropped from her loosening fingers and clattered to the Deck.

But its mysterious focus is a hunter, his back to a tree and cross-bow aimed at a pair of rabbits.

I wouldn't fire my cross-bow at you because you use the subjunctive rather beautifully.

From the quiver, the little archer was taking an arrow and attaching it to the cross-bow.

A small black cross-bow lay beside him.

Simon only smiled; he lifted his cross-bow, took aim, fired, and the eagle fell.

That cannot be; the noise of thy cross-bow Will scare the herd, and so my shoot is lost.

It was a woman, Milpitas saw; she held her cross-bow up against her chest, nervously.

It must have been a cross-bow captured from Kokor Hekkus.

The arrow that he sped from his cross-bow struck in the yellow flanks. '