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ready to fire

adjective as in loaded

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“You know what I worry about … from a Biden standpoint, is there are the kinds of things you get when people are starting to rationalize their votes – ‘Oh look, they’re ready to fire Biden, that’s a problem,’” Mr. Axelrod said.

Now, after UCLA’s drubbing of USC, Plaschke is ready to fire Lincoln Riley: “Honeymoon has quickly ended for Riley at USC.”

This time around the boy math tweets held a level of vim that women on the internet were holding onto and ready to fire off.

From Salon

Do trolls have nameless, faceless accounts ready to fire off uncreative insults from?

From BBC

Like Devi and Nalini, I was a hothead, and my mom didn't have the patience to handle it — or the desire to get raw and have a deep conversation without our emotional weapons ready to fire.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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