loudener
loudener noun: a device affixed to the muzzle of a firearm that enhances its sound profile by loudening its firing exhaust report, and increase its concussiveness.
Noun
loudener (plural loudeners)
- A device affixed to the muzzle of a firearm that enhances its sound profile by loudening its firing exhaust report, and increase its concussiveness.
Antonyms of loudener
Forms of loudener
| plural | loudeners |
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Origin of loudener
louden + -er. Originally coined by American screenwriter Alan Spencer and the writing staff of TV sitcom Sledge Hammer!. Patterned after silencer, a device that reduces the noise produced by a gun. Since gaining traction amongst a sector of gun afficianados, who then created various working versions of the TV prop.
Questions about loudener
- What does loudener mean?
- Loudener means a device affixed to the muzzle of a firearm that enhances its sound profile by loudening its firing exhaust report, and increase its concussiveness.
- What part of speech is loudener?
- Loudener is a noun.
- What is the plural of loudener?
- The plural of loudener is loudeners.
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