noun. A small, solid or densely packed ball or mass, as of food, wax, or medicine.

noun. undefined

noun. A bullet or piece of small shot.

noun. A stone ball, used as a catapult missile or a primitive cannonball.

transitive verb. To make or form into pellets.

transitive verb. To strike with pellets.

noun. The indigestible part of the food of hawks and owls, consisting of bones, hair, feathers, etc., which is cast up or regurgitated in the shape of elongated balls.

To form into pellets or little balls.

noun. A little ball, as of wax, dough, paper, lead (a shot), etc.: as, homeopathic pellets.

noun. A stone ball formerly used as a missile, particularly from a sling; also, a cannon-ball; a bullet.

noun. In heraldry, a roundel sable: same as ogress.

noun. In numismatics, a small pellet-shaped boss. T. Erans.

noun. In decorative art, a small rounded projection, usually one of many. Compare purl.

noun. A little ball.

noun. A bullet; a ball for firearms.

noun. a gun that fires small pellets, less than 3 mm diameter, usually made of metal.

noun. a narrow band ornamented with smalt, flat disks.

transitive verb. To form into small balls; to pelletize.

noun. Usually a small, compressed, symmetrical and hard chunk of matter. Ex: Wood pellet, ore pellet, etc.

noun. A lead projectile used as ammunition in rifled air guns.

noun. Compressed byproduct of digestion regurgitated by owls. Serves as a waste disposal mechanism for indigestible parts of food, such as fur and bones.

verb. To form into pellets

verb. To strike with pellets

noun. a solid missile discharged from a firearm

noun. a small sphere

"Deformity of the pellet is a good thing to broaden wound channel and transfer energy to the squirrel but even that is a non-issue at this speed."

globule  grain  pellet molding  pellet ornamentation  

ball  globe  orb  

helot  pelot  zealot  

bomb  bullet  canister  capsule  cartridge  

ball  balloon  bar shot  bead  bird shot  

pelleted  pelleting  pellets