Usually means: Expert marksman with precise accuracy.
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  3. crack shot: Wiktionary
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  5. crack shot: Rhymezone
  6. crack shot: FreeDictionary.org
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  8. crack shot: TheFreeDictionary.com
  9. crack shot: Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

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Definitions from Wiktionary (crack shot)

▸ noun:  An expert marksman with a gun.

Similar:
sharpshooter, marksman, crackshot, dead shot, sharpshooting, pop shot, dead-eye Dick, snap, snap shot, shooting, more...

Opposite:
bad shot, poor shot, incompetent

Adjectives:
cannon, shooting, cas, lead, one-shot, shooty, shotty, pattern, round, gunshy, rapid-fire

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Similar:
sharpshooter, marksman, crackshot, dead shot, sharpshooting, pop shot, dead-eye Dick, snap, snap shot, shooting, more...

Opposite:
bad shot, poor shot, incompetent

Adjectives:
cannon, shooting, cas, lead, one-shot, shooty, shotty, pattern, round, gunshy, rapid-fire



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