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Meaning of holster
A holster is primarily a container or case for carrying a handgun or other firearm.
Etymology of holster
The word "holster" has its roots in the Old French word "holstre" or "houstre," which referred to a sheath or case for a sword or dagger.
The term originated in the 14th century and has since evolved to encompass various types of containers and cases for firearms and other objects.
Synonyms
sheath
scabbard
case
holder
container
pouch
pocket
sleeve
covering
wrapper
jacket
envelope
casing
housing
shield
guard
protector
holder
receptacle
compartment
slot
dock
cradle
resting place
repository
depository
storage
repository
holder
bracket
clamp
fastener
grip
handle
grasp
clasp
clamp
clip
fasten
secure
attach
affix
fix
mount
support
stay
prop
rest
brace
buttress
reinforcement
strengthening
fortification
defense
protection
safeguard
shield
screen
bulwark
barrier
fence
railing
guardrail
handhold
handgrip
foothold
fingerhole
fingerhold
grasp
clasp.
Definitions
- A holster is defined by Oxford Languages as a case or container for carrying a handgun or other firearm, typically made of leather or synthetic materials and designed to be worn on a belt or attached to a surface.
- It can also refer to a device or structure that holds something in place, such as a holster for a tool or a phone.
Usage Examples
- The police officer wore a holster on her belt to carry her gun.
- The phone holster attached to the car's dashboard provided a convenient place to store the device while driving.
- The handyman used a holster to carry his tools, keeping them organized and within easy reach.
Antonyms
exposure
vulnerability
susceptibility
openness
receptiveness
weakness
fragility
delicacy
daintiness
precariousness
uncertainty
insecurity
instability
unsteadiness
lack
absence
removal
detachment
separation
disconnection
uncovering
revealing
disclosure
exposure
unmasking
unveiling
laying bare
stripping
baring
denudation
divestment
deprivation
bereavement
loss
forfeiture
confiscation
seizure
appropriation
expropriation
requisition
commandeering.