A set of two perpendicular lines in the sight of a firearm, used to align the gun with the target.(noun)
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Use "crosshairs" in a sentence
"She even echoes Beck's violent dog-whistles by showing graphics with Democrats in crosshairs and instructing supporters to "Don't Retreat, Instead -- RELOAD!""
"One of the biggest programs in his crosshairs is the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle, an amphibious tank being developed by General Dynamics Corp. Jay Johnson , General Dynamics Chief Executive, said in a conference call Wednesday, "We assume defense spending will be essentially flat over the next five years.""
"The next leader in the crosshairs was the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, who was up for re-election the following April."