gun-fu
gun-fu is the alternative form of gun fu.
Meaning of gun fu
Noun
gun fu (uncountable)
- A style of sophisticated gunplay at close quarters, originating in Hong Kong action films.
- The Rev. Hugh Dalton runs a different kind of drive-in, one with no kung fu, bimbo fu, gun fu or any kind of violence. His establishment: The Gospel Film Drive-In.1985 July 2, Mike Pesarchick, “Clean Fun”, in Orlando Sentinel, page A.12
Adjective
gun-fu (comparative more gun-fu, superlative most gun-fu)
- Pertaining to gun fu
Forms of gun-fu
| comparative | more gun-fu |
|---|---|
| superlative | most gun-fu |
Questions about gun-fu
- What does gun-fu mean?
- Gun-fu means pertaining to gun fu.
- What is gun-fu the alternative form of?
- Gun-fu is the alternative form of gun fu.
- What part of speech is gun-fu?
- Gun-fu is an adjective.
Words near gun-fu in the dictionary
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