Examples of 'you got guns' in a sentence
Meaning of "you got guns"
you got guns - this phrase is often used colloquially to imply that someone is well-prepared or well-equipped for a certain situation, especially a challenging one, often in a metaphorical sense
How to use "you got guns" in a sentence
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you got guns
You got guns all over this.
You say you got guns.
You got guns and a minor assault record.
I know you got guns.
You got guns on us.
They got little bows and arrows . You got guns.
Tell me you got guns on that thing.
None of your business. You got guns.
Tell me you got guns in this house.
Look, I got money, you got guns.
Tell me you got guns in the house.
What, you both gonna Pistol-whip me? You got guns.
You got guns.
Hell if I know . Tell me you got guns on that thing.
Tell me you got guns on that thing . I am coming to you.
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What have you got guns for?
You got guns in there?
No job, no relationship . - You got guns and a minor assault record.
You got guns like that, you got to fire ' em.
I do not know . You got guns like that, you got to fire ' em.
You got guns on us . You decide to shoot, we are dead.
Tell me you got guns in this house . Just the one.
You got guns now?
Have you got guns in the store?
You got guns in there? Hell, no.
Why you got guns in your room?
You got guns all over this… That ain't no mama-knock.
Why you got guns in your room? No.
