plinker

English

plink +‎ -er

plinker (plural plinkers)

A person who shoots at makeshift targets.
- 1994, Diana Kappel-Smith, Desert Time: A Journey Through the American Southwest (page 98)
  Game wardens anywhere know about "plinkers" — those gun-toting folks, mostly urban, young, and male, who will shoot at anything that moves. In the deserts, urban centers are growing. Plinkers are legion.
- 1991, Missouri Conservationist (volume 52)
  Plinkers, also called gallery shooters, don't need a formal shooting range for their sport. They shoot at things that respond. Many plinkers pick out a can or piece of charcoal to set on a spot with a safe background, then try to knock it down […]

单词	plinker
释义	plinker English Etymology plink +‎ -er Noun plinker (plural plinkers) A person who shoots at makeshift targets. 1994, Diana Kappel-Smith, Desert Time: A Journey Through the American Southwest (page 98) Game wardens anywhere know about "plinkers" — those gun-toting folks, mostly urban, young, and male, who will shoot at anything that moves. In the deserts, urban centers are growing. Plinkers are legion. 1991, Missouri Conservationist (volume 52) Plinkers, also called gallery shooters, don't need a formal shooting range for their sport. They shoot at things that respond. Many plinkers pick out a can or piece of charcoal to set on a spot with a safe background, then try to knock it down […]
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