holster

/ˈhoʊlstər/
verb
  1. To put a handgun into a holster.
    • The detective holstered his gun once the suspect was in custody.
    • After the training exercise, the soldier holstered his weapon.
    • She carefully holstered the revolver and secured the strap.
noun
  1. A specially shaped case or holder for a handgun, typically worn on a belt or shoulder strap.
    • The police officer drew his gun from the holster on his hip.
    • He wore a shoulder holster under his jacket for concealment.
    • She bought a leather holster for her new pistol.
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