Shot

The term shot may refer to:

Shot (filming) is part of a film between two cuts.
A single round fired from a firearm may be a warning shot; also, it may leave a person or animal shot, i.e. having sustained a gunshot wound.
Small pellets, usually iron or lead, used in shotgun cartridges and other anti-personnel weapons.
A type of solid projectile used in muzzle-loading cannon.
A measure of volume approximately equal to one and a half fluid ounces or 44 ml. See Shot glass.
An attempt to score a goal in various sports including ice hockey, basketball, Football (soccer) and Golf.
An injection of medicine performed using a syringe and hypodermic needle.
Shot Rev. 2.0 is a Video Album by The Sisters of Mercy
A length of chain, equal to 15 fathoms or 90 feet (used in maritime language)
Silk woven from warp and weft strands of two or more different colours is called shot silk, and has an iridescent appearance.
Shot is a Croatian music producer, mainly associated with Edo Maajka
A colloquial term used in South Africa meaning "Thank you".
A takedown in wrestling and other types of grappling.
The Society for the History of Technology is commonly known as SHOT.

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