shot's

Belonging to gunfire

Shot's is the possessive form of shot, indicating something belonging to or associated with a shot.

A shot's trajectory curves downward over distance.

In sports, a shot's accuracy determines whether it scores.

In medicine, a shot's effectiveness may wane over time.

The word also contracts "shot is" or "shot has": The shot's already been taken.

gunfire

bullet

Fired metal projectile

  • firearmProjectile weapon using explosives
  • rifleLong-barreled shoulder weapon
  • pistolCompact one-handed firearm

round · ammunition · target · trigger · muzzle · caliber · cartridge · discharge · marksman · accuracy

drink

whiskey

Oak-aged grain spirit

glass · bartender · liquor · neat · chaser · jigger · double · single · bourbon · rum

attempt

try

Make an effort

go · crack · stab · whirl · endeavor · gamble · risk · turn · bid · swing

photography

camera

Image capturing device

  • exposureState of being unprotected
  • frameSupporting outer structure
  • angleGeometric measure of rotation

composition · lighting · photographer · lens · shutter · focus · capture · candid · portrait · close-up

injection

needle

Pointed implement for sewing

immunization · booster · flu · nurse · arm · clinic · inoculation · jab · vial · serum

sports

goal

Desired end result

  • scoreNumerical standing in competition
  • basketWoven carrying vessel
  • puckHockey's rubber projectile

putt · slap · jump · penalty · three-pointer · layup · dunk · field · backboard · net

Opposites
grammatical number/form

shot'sshots

Small poured drinks

shots

Phrases
Family

shot, shots, snapshot, upshot, slingshot, buckshot, mugshot, longshot, potshot

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G