dumdum , also: dumb-dumb

The air fluoresced and a dumdum appeared at the next table.

The gun made a hollow pop, the kind a dumdum can produce.

"Well, except for taking Dumdum for a walk, nothing new around here either."

If I had an ounce of real potential, I'd get off my dumdum and do something.

How could Jack tell a jury what it was like to have his insides ripped out by a dumdum?

I would guess it will be me unless you can knock off the dumdum questions every other sentence."

The dumdum had only knocked the dog over.

Dumdum expands, makes a mess of his head.

Or they can attempt to shake us out with a dumdum should they have one here, which I doubt."

Dumdum lay on the bed while Lisa showered.

In South Dumdum, 8% of the population is under 6 years of age.

In 1985 the band changed their name to DumDum Boys.

The stories of the effects of the Throgs' dumdum weapon were anything but pretty.

"Here, dumdum," she said, patting the hand she held.

"I'm going to take a shower, Dumdum," she crooned at him, "so you'll just have to amuse yourself."

It was a dumdum that had come with sufficient drive to deliver death, had it found its target.

Seeing the dumdum rounds rip ragged chunks out of the possessed's chest.

Walking Dumdum was a pleasure.

Lisa thought about Dumdum and her day, until Bill took her arm and headed under the sign.

The mini-bullet factory was transferred to Dumdum.

There's dumdum slugs in here.

This one wasn't a dumdum, though.

"You're not much of a stud, Dumdum."