winchester
/ˈwɪntʃɪstər/Definitions
1. noun
a type of long gun with a rifled barrel, typically used for hunting or target shooting.
“He took his trusty winchester out into the fields to hunt deer.”
2. proper noun
a city in Hampshire, England, known for its historic architecture and cultural heritage.
“We visited the Winchester Cathedral and explored the city’s ancient streets.”
3. noun
a type of tape measure or caliper used to measure the diameter of a hole or the width of an opening.
“The winchester helped him ensure that the new pipe would fit perfectly in the existing pipeframe.”