Noun:

ప్రవర్తన, దుకెర్,

unsling's Usage Examples:

Most of the team's regional travel partners bolted for the reorganized Intense Football League, while the Gunslingers had chosen to remain in the NIFL and wait another season to restart the team.

Call of Juarez: Gunslinger returned to those storefronts in April 2018 with Techland as the sole publisher.

Neuheisel played solidly for the team, nickel and diming the team up and down the field, and the intense Bounty Hunter defense led by players like Jeff McIntyre, John Barefield, Peter Raeford, Rich D'Amico, Jim Bob Morris, and Putt Choate kept the Gunslingers within striking distance almost every week.

The Gunslingers' holding company, South Texas Sports, was auctioned off to pay more than "650,000 of debts to former players.

Not surprisingly, the Gunslingers barely survived the season.

theatrics died quickly, and most gunslingers took a much more practical approach to their weapons.

com listed him in 9th place in their 10 Biggest Bad Ass Anime Gunslingers, commenting that Wearing the clothes of a priest and carrying a cross on his back Wolfwood roams the desert planet of Gunsmoke.

The Gunslingers had to add 14,000 folding chairs around the end zones to bring the stadium to the USFL's minimum capacity.

The Gunslingers quickly fired all of their secretaries, and virtually all of the public relations staffers resigned.

The work was not very distinguished, however: a spy spoof, Come Spy with Me (1967); a British adventure tale, Jules Verne's Rocket to the Moon (1967); and a Western for Albert Zugsmith, The Phantom Gunslinger (shot 1967, released 1970).

The Gunslingers' ramshackle financial structure caught up with them early in 1985.

Brewer, Wild West, gunslinger/cowboy, outlaw Crazy Horse, Native American.