Smith & Wesson
Smith & Wesson noun: a firearm manufactured by Smith & Wesson.
Noun
Smith & Wesson (plural Smith & Wessons)
- A firearm manufactured by Smith & Wesson.
Forms of Smith & Wesson
| plural | Smith & Wessons |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Smith and Wesson |
| alternative form | Smith 'n' Wesson |
| alternative form | Smith n' Wesson |
| alternative form | Smith 'n Wesson |
| alternative form | Smith-n-Wesson |
Origin of Smith & Wesson
Trademark of Smith & Wesson, which was named after the founders of the company, [Horace] Smith + & (“abbreviation of and”) + [Daniel B.] Wesson.
Questions about Smith & Wesson
- What does Smith & Wesson mean?
- Smith & Wesson means a firearm manufactured by Smith & Wesson.
- What part of speech is Smith & Wesson?
- Smith & Wesson is a noun.
- What is the plural of Smith & Wesson?
- The plural of Smith & Wesson is Smith & Wessons.
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