sighters
sighters is the plural of sighter.
Meaning of sighter
Noun
sighter (plural sighters)
- One who has sighted or seen something.
- He would have been a great help in the task of examning the reports submitted and interviewing the sighters.1965, James Holledge, Flying Saucers Over Australia, Sydney: Horwitz Publications, page 52
- A targeteer.
- A trial shot in rifle, artillery shooting, or sports like football, to set the range, targeting etc.
- Kane looked in the mood, testing the goalkeeper, Hannes Thor Halldórsson, with an early sighter and then being denied what appeared to be a good goal on six minutes by an offside flag.2020 September 5, David Hytner, “Raheem Sterling keeps his cool to see off Iceland amid blaze of late drama”, in The Guardian
- A sight on a weapon.
Questions about sighters
- What is sighters the plural of?
- Sighters is the plural of sighter.
Words near sighters in the dictionary
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