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slow fire

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slow fire [′slō ¦fīr]
(ordnance)
Type of firing used in instructing beginners and in record practice, in which no time limit for completing a score is set.


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The tingle of lime, the kick of chacha, a kind of slow fire building to the rhythm of jazz in the Cotton Club, piano undercurrents and a woman in black scat singing.
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