buckshot

/ˈbʌkˌʃɑt/
noun
  1. Large lead pellets used in shotgun shells, typically for hunting large game such as deer.
    • Hunters load their shotguns with buckshot when tracking deer in the forest.
    • Buckshot spreads out after leaving the barrel, making it effective at close range.
    • The box of buckshot was stored safely in the gun cabinet.
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