sinko.
a (usually shoulder-fired) weapon which fires anti-tank projectiles; recoilless rifle, rocket launcher (especially a shoulder-fired one); (colloquial) bazooka
Meaning & usage
a (usually shoulder-fired) weapon which fires anti-tank projectiles; recoilless rifle, rocket launcher (especially a shoulder-fired one); (colloquial) bazooka
Where this word comes from
Back-formation from singota (“to fling”). Began to be used around the Second World War; earlier proposed in the 1920s as a native term for the radio.
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