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clay pigeon

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clay pigeon
n.
A clay disk thrown as a flying target for skeet and trapshooting. Also called bird.

clay pigeon
n
1. (Military / Firearms, Gunnery, Ordnance & Artillery) a disc of baked clay hurled into the air from a machine as a target to be shot at
2. US slang a person in a defenceless position; sitting duck
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Noun1.clay pigeon - target used in skeet or trapshootingclay pigeon - target used in skeet or trapshooting
target, butt - sports equipment consisting of an object set up for a marksman or archer to aim at


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Byline: GORDON DEEGAN CLAY pigeon shooting was yesterday blamed for turning a quiet Irish community into "Beirut".
AN organisation aiming to educate children about the countryside will be one of the beneficiaries of a charity clay pigeon shoot being held in Northumberland next weekend.
John Shepherd, 64, recently clinched his first clay pigeon shooting title when he won veterans' section of the British Open Down the Line Championships at Bywell, Northumberland.
 
 
 
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