Similar words: red guard, hired, hired man, hired hand, hired help, handgun, field gun, gunfire. Meaning: n. a professional killer who uses a gun.
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1. Her coming was more like bringing in a hired gun.
2. This time Bruce Willis is the hired gun, caught between Chicago gangsters fighting for control of the hooch business.
3. The most free-spending hired guns are all well-known by political mavens inside the Beltway.
4. This time Bruce Willis is the hired gun in Prohibition-era Texas.
5. Tom Cruise started the film as a hired gun.
6. I'm just a hired gun...
7. The defense attorneys brought in a hired gun to help question the key witness.
8. He believes it is important to boardroom effectiveness to be clear about who's the "hired gun", who runs the meeting, and who is holding the CEO accountable (for his or her actions).
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9. They opened for the Alarmists who were celebrating the CD Release of "The Ghost And The Hired Gun".
10. Recruiting is a full contact sport and sometimes you need a hired gun to help.
11. Yet teachers now face a climate in which parents ghostwrite students' homework, airbrush their lab reports — then lobby like a K Street hired gun for their child to be assigned to certain classes.
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