wide-bore

That gun pointed at you is a wide-bore low-frequency blaster.

Wide-bore needles of similar gauge are often used.

In the early nineteen hundreds a wide-bore chimney had run the length of the multi- storey building.

In a moment, a wide-bore laser burst would be speeding his way, and would continue to bounce around the room until they were both dead.

Responsibility rests with the agent-editor-publisher matrix, a traditionally wide-bore screen through which the dross once fell.

Switching the heavy, wide-bore shotgun over to her left hand, she snapped Kira a manic salute, and loosed another exultant howl.

These 'dumper hoses,' as Moss called them, were big, wide-bore rolls of canvas that Gardener supposed had been scavenged from the VFD.

The Thames Water Ring Main is a notable modern piece of large-scale water supply infrastructure, comprising 80 km of wide-bore water-carrying tunnels.

At first it looked as though he was carrying two armfuls of wide-bore tubing, but then, as Jim watched with increasing horror, he realized that the tubes weren't tubes at all.

A wide-bore trocar can be passed through the skin into the stomach to remove the gas, alternatively the trocars may be inserted directly into the stomach following anaesthesia in order to reduce the chances of infection.

The doulophone is a lip reed or brass instrument (invariably pitched in C), distinct in tone from the rest of the brass family and characterized by its cylindrical, wide-bore resonator (typically constructed from drainpipe).

It was built of native dirt turned into one giant brick by the simple expedient of preforming it in mud bricks and then superheating it with a wide-bore burner, the kind the Harkonnens had used to control mobs.

The term 'dragoon', for infantry that moved around on horseback yet still fought as foot soldiers, is derived from their early firearm, the "dragon", a wide-bore musket that spat flame when it fired, and was thus named for the mythical creature.