cannoned
past simple and past participle ofcannon
cannon
verb
uk/ˈkæn.ən/us/ˈkæn.ən/[Iusually+ adv/prep]mainly UK
toknockorhitagainst someone or somethingforcefullyandsuddenly, usually at anangle:
I wasrushingalong thecorridorwhen I cannonedintosomeone coming out of asidedoor.
[Iusually+ adv/prep]UK(UScarom)
tohitsomeone or something andbounceback at anangle:
Theballcannonedoffthe defender'sshinsand into thenet.
[IorT]UK(UScarom)
insnookerorbilliards, tocausetheballtohittwo otherballsone after the other:
He cannoned thecueballoff oneredinto another.
If theplayerstrikesthe opponent'sball, cannons onto theredballand then goes in off it, 4pointsarescored.
- Because she wasn'tlookingwhere she was going, shealmostcannoned into anothergirl.
- Theircarcannoned off thekerb,tyressquealing.
- Hebeatthegoalkeeperonly toseetheballcannon back off thepost.
- Thecueballcannoned in off ayellow.
- What do youcallashotwhere youintentionallycannon thecueballoff of oneredinto anotherredso that the secondredgoes into apocket?
Hitting against objects accidentally and colliding
- anti-collision
- anti-shock
- bang
- bowlsomeoneover
- bump
- cannon
- carom
- catch
- collision
- crash
- head-on
- jog
- plough intosomething/someone
- post-crash
- run(something)intosomething/someone
- runsomeone/somethingdown
- scuff
- slam
- smashsomethingup
- stack up
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Bouncing
Snooker, pool & billiards
Examplesofcannoned
cannoned
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Police even watercannoneda man in a wheelchair.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He almost got a hat-trick but his long range effortcannonedoff the crossbar.
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