undersight
verbEtymology From under- + sight.
1
Uncommon To misadjust the sights of a gun so that the projectile falls short of its intended target.
noun, verb — 2 senses
Etymology From under- + sight.
Uncommon, Usually Inverse oversight; sousveillance at a high level.
Etymology From under- + sight.
Uncommon To misadjust the sights of a gun so that the projectile falls short of its intended target.
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