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straight shooter
straight shooter
An honest and trustworthy person who is straighforward in dealings with others. Primarily heard in US, Australia. Joe's a straight shooter—if he says that Alice is taking money out of the cash register, then I believe him. Sal's a real straight shooter. If you ask for his opinion, he'll tell you without trying to sugarcoat it.
straight shooter
Fig. an honest person. I trust Mike; he's a straight shooter. We need a straight shooter in office who will work for the people rather than some lobbyists.
straight shooter
n. an honest person. (see also
straight arrow.)
We need a straight shooter in office who will work for the people rather than some political party.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Atalia | | - | Hebrew |
| Giacinto | | jah-CHEEN-to | Italian |
| Ligeia | | - | Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek |
| Corinne | | ko-REEN (French), kə-REEN (English), kə-RIN (English) | French, English |
| Violet | | ['vaiəlit] | |
| Tonina | | - | Italian |