Body shots
Body shots by Danthehigh May 23, 2007
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bodyshot
In the video game Team Fortress 2, a bodyshot is when a sniper takes out an enemy with a fully charged shot to the body rather than the head. It's generally used in a derogatory way, as this is frowned upon by many players.
bodyshot by Unexpected128 December 14, 2011
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Bodyshot bully
A sniper in any game that always goes for the easier bodyshot instead of a headshot when they know they have time to reload and kill with the second shot! Often occurs when more experienced players know that the can still shoot a fleeing less experienced opponent.
First heard by Scottish BF2 sniper Dresh.
First heard by Scottish BF2 sniper Dresh.
Bodyshot bully by wilson560 May 25, 2009
Double Bodyshot
Double Bodyshot by NatureWR December 29, 2016
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