noun
Street Slang
bruckshot
· noun · uk-drill
A sawn-off shotgun — Jamaican patois that crossed into UK drill.
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A sawn-off shotgun. From Jamaican patois 'bruck' (broken / cut down) + shot — literally a broken-down shotgun. Carried across from yard culture into UK rap, grime, and drill, where shorter weapons are easier to conceal.
“Old-school dancehall track had him chatting about a bruckshot under the seat.”
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bruckshot In A Sentence
Old-school dancehall track had him chatting about a bruckshot under the seat.
Origin & Usage
Jamaican patois — 'bruck' = broken, cut down. The weapon (and the word) travelled from Kingston yard culture into London road slang via the Caribbean diaspora and dancehall.
People Also Ask
What does bruckshot mean?
It's a sawn-off shotgun — Jamaican patois that has crossed over into UK drill.
How do you use bruckshot in a sentence?
"They said man's carrying a bruckshot in the whip."
Where does bruckshot come from?
It originates in Jamaican patois and later entered UK drill vocabulary.
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