Gunned [verb]

Three dead, gunned in the office of the Continental Exhibition Corporation.

That worst horror of searchlights and of the new troops being machine gunned in their boats has lifted its dark shadow.

Josh knew this, so he kept away from the camp-meeting, though the Elder gunned for him pretty steady for a matter of five years.

All the enemy position on the battlefield was well gunned at the time of the beginning of the battle.

Lost in the immensity of the cold wilderness, he made the only choice possible and gunned the cat again.

Jamming the starter with his thumb he gunned the thunderous diesels into life and pulled out into the traffic.

The turbine howled as the driver gunned us up on the air cushion and sent us skimming away.

Although the Revenge was a larger vessel and more heavily manned and gunned, they were hilariously confident of victory.

Villa was gunned down in his Dodge, on the road near his Hacienda Canutillo, the estate given him as a political bribe.

He gunned the truck more than he had to and threw up a billowing cloud of red dust.