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Holstered

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hol·ster  (hlstr)
n.
1. A case of leather or similar material into which a pistol fits snugly and which attaches to a belt, strap, or saddle so that it may be carried or transported.
2. A belt with loops or slots for carrying small tools or other equipment.
tr.v. hol·stered, hol·ster·ing, hol·sters
To put (a gun, for example) in a holster.
[Probably Dutch, alteration of holfter, hulfter, from Middle High German hulffter, case, sheath, quiver, covering, from hulft, from Old High German; see kel-1 in Indo-European roots.]
holstered adj.
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He had his hand on one deputy's holstered handgun when the other deputy opened fire, firing several shots, Pena said.
STRUGGLE ENDS WITH MAN SHOT by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
When Gill complied, Estes determined he was not a threat and holstered his gun before calling police.
Soft-hearted man shows steel by Williamsen, Kurt / The New American
More chief executives are considering equity financing, holstered by the 23 percent rise in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index since March 11 and increased investor appetite for IPO shares.
Timing, timing, timing. (Wall Street West) by Palazzo, Anthony / Los Angeles Business Journal
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