However, Chien-gris dogs, having very similar features to the Weimaraner, have been traced as far back as 13th century in the court of Louis IX of France, during which most aristocrats owned one and used them for hunting.
Shoot-'em-up definition, a motion-picture or television program that emphasizes gunplay, action, and often violence. See more.
Shoot. in botany, one of the principal organs of higher plants; it consists of a stem with leaves and buds. The shoot and root systems constitute the vegetative body of ferns, horsetails, club mosses, gymnosperms, and angiosperms.For this reason, such plants are given the special designation âcormophytesâ (as opposed to thallophytes). Shoots arose in higher plants as a phylogenic adaptation to terrestrial life.ommon features of the shoot are a node, which has a leaf or whorl of leaves departing from it, and the internode. Buds are usually located in the axils, and the metameres that appear successively on the growing point of the shoot change regularly from the base to the apex.