slingshot
/ˈslɪŋʃɒt/Definitions
1. noun
a handheld device for propelling a projectile, typically a stone or a small object, by means of an elastic band or rubber band.
“The child used a slingshot to shoot rocks at the old tree.”
2. verb
to propel or throw something with a slingshot.
“He slingshotted rocks at the wall but they just bounced back.”
3. verb
to attack or assail someone or something with a verbal or metaphorical barrage.
“The politician slingshotted harsh criticism at his opponent during the debate.”