gunflint (gunflint)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 118
A piece of shaped flint take charge of all the ordnance, ordnance IMG:content-2811.png:[blocks in formation] All the iron for gun-work is specially prepared, it is of a superior quality to that to be generally obtained, and is known as gun -iron. W. W. Greener, The Gun, p. 257. gunj, gunge (gunj), n. [Anglo-Ind., ganj , a granary, mart, etc.] In Bengal, a public granary or store. Imp . Dict. gunjah (gun'jä), ja), n . Same as ganjah . gun-lift (gun'lift), n. A machine or trestle surmounted by a hoisting-bar and a hydraulic jack, used for mounting and dismounting heavy guns or moving heavy weights.
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