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Ballister

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Bal´lis`ter    (băl´lĭs`tẽr or băl`lĭs´tẽr)
n.1.A crossbow.
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Her survivors include her husband, David; three sons, Scott, Mark, and Thomas; her mother, Merka Ballister; and a brother, Louis Ballister.
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