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long tom
noun
(usually initial capital letters)
- a towed 155 mm field cannon produced by the United States throughout World War II.
- a long, heavy cannon formerly carried by small naval vessels.
long tom
noun
- a long swivel cannon formerly used in naval warfare
- a long-range land gun
- an army slang name for cannon
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of long tom1
First recorded in 1825–35
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A "long tom" is an inclined, narrow box set stationary with a constant stream of water entering at the upper end.
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Another plan used and a better and faster method, was to use what they called the long tom.
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Moving two of the nine-pounders across the deck, and cutting ports for them in the bulwarks, he brought five guns, in addition to his famous "long tom," to bear on the enemy.
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And now, filing over the ridge, comes the long column of infantry; and when they get to work with their "long toms" the Indians will have to skip in earnest.
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Then the dirt can be treated in pans or long toms.
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